Industry Application

Food-Grade Packaging Boxes for Bakery, Tea & Confectionery

FDA and EU 1935/2004 compliant boxes with PFAS-free grease barriers and food-safe inks.

Food packaging has to be safe before it is beautiful. Every box we supply for direct food contact uses food-grade board, low-migration inks and PFAS-free barrier coatings, with declarations of compliance issued per order.

Typical formats include bakery cartons, chocolate drawer boxes, tea caddies, tasting sets and hamper boxes.

Food packaging options including kraft takeaway boxes and folding paperboard cartons

What This Category Has to Solve

Grease and moisture strike-through

PFAS-free barrier coatings hold grease resistance without the fluorochemicals now restricted across the EU and several US states.

Ink migration

Low-migration ink systems and functional barriers keep printing chemistry out of the product, backed by migration test reports.

Shelf-life and humidity

Board grade and coating are specified against your storage humidity so cartons do not soften or warp in a chilled or tropical supply chain.

Recommended Packaging Structures

BC-EC24504

Compostable Food Box

Bagasse and recycled-fibre food containers moulded in one piece — compartments, hinge and closure formed in the tool, with no plastic lining and no fluorochemical treatment.

Open and closed three-compartment molded fiber takeaway food boxes

BC-FC24202

Auto Bottom Carton

Pre-glued crash-lock base that snaps into shape — faster packing lines, stronger load bearing.

Auto lock bottom skincare folding carton with recyclable paperboard divider

BC-DB24403

Multi-Tier Drawer Box

Stacked drawers in one sleeve — for advent calendars, tasting sets and multi-piece collections.

Ivory and burgundy multi-tier rigid drawer box with three ribbon-pull drawers

Get a Quote for Food & Beverage Packaging

Tell us what you need to pack and which market it ships to. An engineer answers with a structure recommendation and a quotation — not a brochure.

What drives your unit price

Everything here is made to order, so there is no list price. These four decisions set it:

Structure: A rigid box is hand-assembled; a folding carton is die-cut and glued in one pass. This is usually the largest single factor.
Board and material: Greyboard, SBS, kraft or corrugated behave differently on cost, and specialty paper or fabric wraps sit above all of them.
Finishing: Foil, embossing, spot UV and soft-touch each add a pass. One well-placed process usually beats three competing ones.
Quantity: Make-ready is charged once whether you run 500 or 50,000, so unit price falls steeply across the first few thousand.