A Shallow Tray That Keeps Toppings Visible

The base sits low and open, so garnishes like crushed pistachios, sesame, or rose petals stay fully exposed instead of hidden under a deep wall. This matters for dates finished by hand, where the topping is often the first thing a customer notices before tasting. The clamshell lid closes flush over the tray without crushing anything sitting close to the rim.

Eight Wells Sized for Whole, Stuffed Pieces

Each cavity is long enough to hold a whole date lengthwise, so the fruit rests flat rather than rolling against its neighbors. This eight-well tray shaped for whole dates separates each variety cleanly, which makes it easy to build assortment boxes with several flavors in one purchase without mixing garnishes.

A Textured Lid That Hides Smudges

The lid's surface carries a fine woven-look texture rather than a smooth finish, which helps mask fingerprints and light pressure marks that can show up on plain fiber during handling. A flavor card tucked beside the tray lists each variety by name, leaving the lid free of printed text so the natural fiber tone stays the visual focus.