Tray Packaging

• Material Variety: Tray packaging can be made from a variety of materials including plastic, cardboard, aluminum, and biodegradable options. The choice of material usually depends on the requirements of the product being packaged, such as weight, sensitivity, and shelf life.
• Product Visibility: Many tray packages are designed to enhance the visibility of the product, often using a clear plastic or shrink-wrap cover. This is particularly common in food packaging, where visibility of the product can influence consumer purchasing decisions.
• Protection and Stability: Trays provide a stable base for products, which helps in protecting them during shipping and handling. The design can be tailored to snugly fit the products, reducing movement and potential damage.
• Convenience: Tray packaging can be designed for convenience features such as easy opening, resealability, and disposability. This makes them popular for consumer goods, especially food items that may need to be stored after opening.
• Efficiency: In industrial applications, tray packaging can be designed to fit perfectly into shipping containers or pallets, maximizing space and enhancing logistical efficiency.
• Sustainability: With growing environmental concerns, many companies are moving towards sustainable tray packaging solutions using recycled materials or materials that are easier to recycle.

Tray packaging is popular among food and CPG brands because it’s both practical and appealing. They fit a variety of products, from frozen meals to non-food items. Tray contract packaging is an ideal solution for brands that need to produce high-quality, shelf-stable products without having to invest in their own tray packaging equipment and facilities.