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Chocolate Boxes

Chocolate is sensitive to both heat and pressure, so the job of the box is to hold it still and keep it from being crushed. With compartment trays, magnetic lids and ribbon options we produce for boutique chocolatiers and corporate gift programmes alike.

Chocolate boxes

Applications

A box that holds its contents in place

Without compartments the pieces knock into each other in transit and their surfaces are spoiled. Once the tray is cut to your product's dimensions, that problem disappears entirely.

Boutique chocolate and praline presentation

Corporate gifts and New Year sets

Engagement, wedding and ceremony favour boxes

Retail shelf packaging

Specifications

Chocolate box details

Material

Coated board, wrapped greyboard, kraft

Board weight

300 – 450 gsm

Lid type

Shoulder lid, magnetic lid, drawer box

Inner tray

Die-cut carton tray or vacuum-formed plastic tray

Standard sizes

6-piece, 12-piece, 24-piece and bulk dies

Printing

Offset 4+0, hot foil stamping, embossing

Finishing

Soft touch lamination, matt varnish, embossing

Minimum order

1,000 pcs (2,000 pcs for magnetic boxes)

Lead time

7 working days; 14 for rigid and magnetic boxes

Food compliance

Approved for direct food contact

FAQ

About chocolate boxes

Can the tray be cut to my own chocolate?

Yes. Send us the width, length and height of your piece and we cut the tray to those dimensions. If you send a physical sample we can work to a finer tolerance.

How much does a magnetic lid add?

A magnetic box requires rigid construction, so it is noticeably more expensive than a folding carton. The gap narrows as quantity rises; we show both options side by side when quoting.

Do you supply ribbon and tissue paper?

Yes, we supply ribbon and tissue paper with the boxes. Ribbon can also be printed if you want it branded.

Can it be used in cold storage?

Carton does not hold up to refrigerator humidity over long periods. For chilled products we suggest using the box as secondary packaging, with the product bagged first.

Get a price for your chocolate box

Piece count, lid type and quantity — send those and we will quote two options.

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