

Display boxes in the USA are manufactured using high-quality cardboard, Kraft paper, and rigid materials. Provided employing eco-friendly, biodegradable, and sustainable materials to meet the green standard

Fresh produce packaging is a carton designed to hold fruit and vegetables in good shape until they reach the buyer. It requires airflow, wet strength, and enough load capacity for a full pallet. Ventilated produce boxes are the usual choice for berries, greens, citrus, and stone fruit. Most growers also pick sizes that fit a 40 x 48 inch pallet evenly, which makes pallet configuration easier on the truck and in the cold room. We provide cuts in every size to suit the weight and shape of your crop. You approve one dieline with us that covers size, vents, and print.
We use kraft-liner corrugated: 32 ECT single wall for herbs and berries, 44 ECT double wall for melons, plus a moisture-resistant coating. One packer told us, “The bottom layers came off flattened.” Corner vents were the cause, so we moved them mid-panel, and stacking strength came back. For hand-packing, try frozen food packaging bags. our compression-tests every new design. We keep the approved layout for reorders.
Produce cartons print best with bold, simple artwork and food-safe inks. We use water-based inks and keep heavy solid coverage away from vent openings so the panels stay strong. A clear layout also makes your custom printed produce boxes easy to read from a market stall or a store aisle. Before you start artwork, we send a dieline with vent zones and label areas marked. Each proof from us shows where ink stops and vents begin.

Whether you pack forty cartons a week or four hundred, we build the dieline around your crop. Small brands get the most from low MOQ produce packaging. Our minimum is 100 units, and turnaround is 7 to 14 working days. Digital printing supports short runs at an affordable price. If your farm stand also deals in baked goods, custom muffin boxes can go out with the produce order. One carton size can serve tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers, and a swap-in label board supports farm-direct packaging consistent across crops.
Wholesale buyers judge B2B produce packaging by the tenth order, so we lock your dieline and board grade after approval. Chilled loads suit our meat and poultry boxes. Custom produce packaging covers size, vents, and print. We handle proofing. Your approved specs stay on file with us.
We have five years of packaging experience across the USA and Texas. Every new carton gets a compression test, inks and adhesives are confirmed for food contact, and each proof marks vent and label zones before you sign off. If you also pack fresh-cut vegetables for ready meals, our microwave trays are worth a look. Hale Path Packaging builds its produce range around how crops actually travel. Suggest us your crop, volume, and delivery route, and we will quote a carton to match.
It requires airflow, wet strength, and enough stacking load for the pallet. Vents stop crops from sweating, a moisture-resistant layer protects the board in a cold room, and inks and adhesives should satisfy FDA food-contact rules.
It requires airflow, wet strength, and enough stacking load for the pallet. Vents stop crops from sweating, a moisture-resistant layer protects the board in a cold room, and inks and adhesives should satisfy FDA food-contact rules.
Coated corrugated is lighter than crates and goes into standard recycling, which wax usually does not. Plastic crates suit closed loops but need washing and return freight.
Single wall at 32 ECT suits herbs, berries, and salad packs. Double wall at 44 ECT suits melons, potatoes, and tall pallet stacks.
Yes. We can make a sample carton from your dieline so you can test fit, vents, and print before the full run.
Yes. Digital printing suits short runs, and we leave blank zones for PLU stickers, barcodes, and lot labels on request.