Our Products
Explore our full range of custom packaging — from luxury rigid boxes to eco-friendly mailers.
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Custom Tin Cans
Metal where paper will not hold — a rigid container for contents that need it.

Square Paper Tubes
A wound body with squared sides — shelf-facing geometry without a folding carton.

Custom Mochi Boxes
Soft, sticky and easily marked — the insert matters more than the box.

Custom Hamburger Boxes
Same clamshell physics at a larger footprint — stability matters as much as venting.

Sushi Containers with Lids
Presentation is the product — which is why this format is clear rather than printed.

Paper Lunch Box
A closed box for food that travels — containment rather than counter service.

Disposable Snack Trays
Shallow, open and fast — the tray for food eaten standing up.

Compostable Food Trays
Certified compostable, with the facility caveat stated rather than glossed over.

Savaday Food Trays
Moulded fibre trays for hot service — sturdy, absorbent and plastic-free.

Paper Food Boats
The simplest hot-food format there is — one die-cut, one fold, no assembly.

Custom Printed Paper Salad Bowls
Cold, wet and dressed — a lining problem rather than a heat problem.

Custom French Fry Boxes
Open at the top by design — fries steam themselves soft in anything enclosed.

Burger Boxes
A clamshell that vents while it holds heat — the balance every hot-food box negotiates.

Fast Food Takeout Boxes
Built for the delivery era — square, stackable and closed for a fifteen-minute journey.

Paper Tray for Food Items
The general open tray — specified by what goes in it rather than by a name.

Disposable Paper Food Trays
The trade's numbered sizes — #25 through #100, ordered by number rather than inches.

Pizza Boxes
Steam is the enemy — vents are what stop a crust arriving soft under its own moisture.

Sandwich Paper Boxes
A wedge or a square, and a window — sandwiches sell on visible filling.

Snack Boxes
One box, several components — the divider does more than the walls.