Paper Trays

Paper Tray

Paper trays are functional packaging solutions for fruits and vegetables, designed to keep produce stable and reduce the risk of damage during transport and storage. The natural character of the material supports an attractive product presentation and is safe for direct food contact.

The trays can be produced in various color options, including dyed paper pulp, and may feature custom printing such as logos. This allows for consistent visual branding and helps products stand out at the point of sale.

Depending on specific requirements, the trays can be manufactured from different types of raw materials, including recycled materials, and are suitable for further recycling. The quality and safety of Prinest paper tray production are confirmed by ISO, FSC, and BRC certifications.

It is a solution that combines practical functionality with a responsible approach to packaging.

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Layers

We produce tray liners in two basic types:

Single-layer liner – from a single ribbon of paper, for displaying goods in a horizontal position,

Two-layer liner – characterized by greater stiffnes, allowing the exposure of fruits and vegetables in an inclined position. It is also used for multi-level packaging of vegetables and fruits in the cartons

Colors

For production of trays we use: paper in natural kraft colour, white paper, or paper dyed in the mass.

Paper dyed in the mass has a uniform, saturated, matte colour, which goes well with packed vegetable and fruit.

Prints

Colourful or single-color prints on paper trays give a very wide range of possibilities for promotion and personalization of the product and visual communication with the customer.

Shapes and calibers

Standard formats in which we produce our trays are: 60 x 40 cm, 50 x 30 cm and 40 x 30 cm. Custom sizes can be prepared as part of individual arrangements with the client.

Different shapes of the nests in our products allow them to be used for a wide range of vegetables and fruits.

You can read the full list of formats and calibres by clicking on the button below.

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Exposition and transport

Paper trays are used for packaging vegetables and fruits in the collective cartons, in which there are several packed layers, as well as in individual cartons, which are then further used for display in stores.

Isolating fruit and vegetables from each other during packaging and transport minimizes losses resulting from fruit skins rubbing against one another. 

Accumulated moisture from the washing or condensation of water vapor on the surface of fruits and vegetables is absorbed and returned through the paper. This process maintains good condition of your produce.

Paper

Suppliers of paper – our raw material to produce paper trays – are FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified. The paper we use is a recyclable raw material, biodegradable and compostable.

We conduct detailed supervision over the quality of the supplied raw material. In our food safety system, we identify each paper roll delivered to us. We fully monitor the raw materials, processes of production, storage, and delivery of our products to customers.

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Add-ons

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Paper spacers

In some cases, an alternative to paper drawpieces may be spacers that we have in our offer. Their weight ranges from 35 to 100 GSM. The standard spacers come in a regular – rectangular form. At your request, we can prepare other shapes.

Box sides

Complementing the offer of paper packaging for vegetables and fruits, we also sell sides for boxes with a weight of 100 gsm.

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Carton boxes

You can read the full info about the products by clicking on the link above.

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