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Fiber Box
Insulated cold-chain and seafood logistics with strong nestability and cube efficiency—plus a recovery story that stacks up against EPS for the lanes where it matters most.
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Additional products
Molded fiber that goes beyond cold chain.
Fiber Box and Fiber Bottle are where we focus first—because they solve high-impact logistics and packaging problems at scale. The same fiber platform also shows up where you might expect it least: yogurt cups, coffee pods, snack bowls, protective inlays, and more. If your category needs a credible fiber option, there is probably a format worth discussing.
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Fiber Box and Fiber Bottle lead our lineup today.
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Fiber Bottle
A paper-first bottle for brands that need to move off rigid plastic in demanding drink and liquid categories—without treating fiber as a novelty.
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Familiar formats, same fiber story.
Yogurt cups and coffee pods are easy to picture on shelf—so they are a quick way to see how molded fiber can look in refrigerated retail and single-serve, not only in logistics and cold chain.
Food packaging
Yogurt Cup
A format shoppers already know—so it is an easy bridge from cold chain into refrigerated retail, portion packs, and direct food contact.
If you are evaluating fiber for dairy or chilled sets, this is a concrete reference point for how the material can show up on shelf.
Single-serve packaging
Coffee Pod
Compact, high-visibility single-serve—where repeatability, material performance, and scale all have to line up.
Useful when you are comparing fiber to conventional single-serve options and need a format people recognize instantly.
Broader landscape
More formats from the PAPACKS catalog.
The examples below illustrate the breadth of molded-fiber geometry and applications—not a promise that every SKU is in production for your region. Tell us what you are packaging; we will map what is relevant and available.
Direct food contact
Food & portion packaging
Bowls, trays, cups, and containers built for direct food contact—including options where barrier performance matters.
Bowl ø250 mm
FPCF-08324 / ø 250 x 70
Large-format bowl / meal application.
Bowl ø195 mm
FPC-10643 / ø 195 x 70
Smaller bowl format for portioned food.
Ice Cream Cup Set
VSG-00150-SET / ø 108 x 100
Cup + lid set showing coated cold-food capability.
Barrier-led small formats
Single-serve & refill formats
Compact formats where shelf presence, material performance, and sustainability messaging all need to work together.
Coffee Capsule
VSG-00167 / ø 37 x 30
Single-serve capsule format.
Cups ø55 mm
CUP-55mm / 61 x 61 x 37
Small-format cup / refill system geometry.
Candle Refills
REFILL / 61 x 61 x 37
Refill-system example with adjacent small-format geometry.
High-visibility consumer formats
Snack, to-go, and retail trays
Retail- and event-friendly shapes—from snack bowls to produce punnets—that read clearly to consumers at a glance.
Snack Bowl Small
FPCF-10768 / 210 x 132 x 45
Compact snack / event tray.
Snack Bowl Medium
FPCF-06046 / 210 x 185 x 45
Balanced portion size for to-go applications.
Fruit Punnet 37/80
VSG-00156 / 181 x 113 x 80
Produce / retail punnet example.
Protective molded geometry
Inlays & custom packaging solutions
Custom cavities and inserts for protection, presentation, and brand-specific tooling—beyond foodservice into premium goods.
Inlay XS (24 cavities)
FPCF-10787 / 335 x 200 x 42
Compact cavity tray for organized protection.
Inlay M (24 cavities)
FPCF-10771 / 395 x 295 x 53
Mid-size insert for multipack presentation.
Inlay XL (12 cavities)
FPC-10003 / 437 x 282 x 72
Larger cavity layout for fragile or premium goods.
Next step
Match the right format to your line.
Most conversations start with Fiber Box or Fiber Bottle. From there we can walk through yogurt, coffee, trays, inlays, and other formats so you leave with a clear picture of what fiber can do for your category— and what is realistic on your timeline.