Engineered From Plant Fiber, Not Plastic

This rigid-style tray is formed entirely from molded pulp, giving it a firm shell that still breaks down naturally after disposal. The fitted sleeve slides over the tray and locks the contents in place during transit, so sachets stay aligned even under repeated handling. Because the mold is a shared tooling design, brands can launch faster without waiting on custom dies, while the surface still takes printing and foil detailing cleanly.

A Tray Built for Stacked Sachets

Four individual slots run across the tray base, each one cradling a single stick pack so products don't shift or crush in shipping. The hinged inner flap lifts to reveal a printed insert card, giving brands a dedicated spot for dosage instructions without crowding the sachets. This fiber-based tray with a hinged insert keeps every component visible the moment the sleeve is removed.

Soft Tones That Signal Wellness

The blush-pink panel paired with a botanical female icon gives this design an immediate, recognizable place on a wellness shelf without relying on heavy text. Matte fiber stock absorbs ink evenly across the sleeve, keeping the artwork crisp rather than glossy or plastic-looking. It's a shared mold that still reads as a finished, brand-specific product rather than a generic stock box.