Last updated: 6 Oct 2025 | 90 Views |
Did you know that many exported or market-sold fruits often lose their freshness or get damaged during transport? Surprisingly, the main reason isn’t just the quality of the fruit — but also the non-standard packaging crates or pallet boxes used in shipping.
As consumers today care more about food safety, choosing Food Grade fruit crates has become essential. It’s not just a small detail — it’s a crucial factor that affects both your business and the environment.
Why Use Food Grade Fruit Crates?
Made from certified materials free from toxins, heavy metals, and harmful residues, ensuring fruit contact is completely safe for consumers.
High-quality crates allow proper air circulation, prevent humidity buildup, and protect against impact — keeping fruits fresh from farm to shelf.
Using Food Grade crates shows your business prioritizes quality and safety — a major advantage, especially for export markets.
Type | Advantages | Limitations |
Food Grade Pallet Box | Strong, reusable, impact-resistant | Higher cost, needs recycling at end-of-life |
Paper Box | Lightweight, recyclable | Not water-resistant, poor for long-distance shipping |
Wooden Crate | Strong, ventilated | Heavy, hard to clean, insect contamination risk |
Foam Box | Great insulation | Non-biodegradable, environmentally harmful |
For customers who need ready-to-use certified crates, we recommend:
Ideal for food factories, fruit exporters, and cold storage use — durable, long-lasting, and safe.
They’re reusable and recyclable, helping reduce packaging waste. PP plastics can be recycled — a sustainable choice for both your business and the planet.
Q: Why do exporters prefer plastic pallet crates over wood or foam?
A: Plastic crates are durable, cleanable, and reusable. Wood crates are heavy and prone to pests; foam is fragile and non-recyclable.
Q: Which fruits are suitable for ventilated crates?
A: Heavy and delicate fruits like durian, mangosteen, mango, and longan — especially for long-distance or cold-chain transport.
Q: Can I still use a cracked crate?
A: No — cracks can cause impact damage and contamination. Replace damaged crates to protect your products.
Q: How should I clean Food Grade crates?
A: Use clean water or food-safe detergent, rinse, and dry completely. Avoid harsh chemicals that can damage the plastic.
Final Thoughts
Choosing the right Food Grade Fruit Pallet Box isn’t just about packaging — it’s a key investment in quality, safety, and sustainability.
If you’re looking for durable, certified, and cost-effective crates, LWNLife’s Food Grade Pallet Boxes are your best choice.