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Read MoreThis is a foldable fruit gift box with a window, specifically designed for round fruits like apples and for premium fresh produce gifts. Constructed from sturdy corrugated cardboard, it features a large octagonal window on the front and an internal honeycomb paper insert with individual slots to secure each piece of fruit. It balances visual appeal with protective functionality, making it an ideal packaging solution for gift markets, retail supermarkets, and bulk corporate gifting.
Product Features
1. Foldable Structure: The box can be flattened for storage when empty; it requires no glue, is easy to assemble (popping open instantly), and forms quickly. Flat-pack shipping significantly saves on storage and logistics space, effectively reducing overall packaging costs.
2. Octagonal Window Design: The large, uniquely shaped window offers a clear view of the contents, allowing the product quality to be showcased without opening the box and elevating the gift's premium feel.
3. Corrugated Cardboard Body: The rigid corrugated material is strong and compression-resistant. The box features integrated handle cutouts for easy one-handed carrying, while the internal honeycomb paper insert holds each fruit securely in place.
4. Colorful Printed Exterior: The box supports full-surface color printing with diverse, rich designs that exude a premium gifting aesthetic, making it suitable for various festive gifting occasions.
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