FAQ
Q: What is molded fiber food containers used for?
A: molded fiber food containers is designed for direct food contact packing - holding, separating and protecting items from the packing line to the retail shelf. It replaces plastic trays and foam inserts with a renewable plant-fiber alternative.
Q: Can the molded fiber food containers be customized to my product?
A: Yes. Customization covers the formed cavity, wall thickness, color and stacking features. Share your 3D drawing or a physical sample and our engineers will return a prototype for your approval.
Q: What is the MOQ and lead time for the molded fiber food containers?
A: Tooling and samples take 7-15 days, and mass production is generally 15-25 days after sample approval.. Our standard MOQ is 10,000 pieces per design. If your project requires a different quantity, contact us at info@csl-packaging.com and we will review the options with you.
Q: Is the molded fiber food containers eco-friendly?
A: Yes. It is produced from renewable fiber with no plastic lamination, so after use it can be recycled with paper or composted, depending on local facilities.
Q: Is the molded fiber food containers safe for direct food contact?
A: Yes. We offer food-contact compliant material for direct-contact applications; specify your market during quotation and we will provide the corresponding documentation.
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