Send Food in Branded Mailer Boxes

You’re wasting branding opportunities if you don’t send food products in custom mailer boxes. Having your logo on mailer boxes does so much to increase your credibility as a retailer. And if you include a special message, you’ll make your customers feel appreciated.

All of these will translate to better sales for your food company.

Using custom boxes to transport food means protecting your products from rough shipping conditions. This will help your products arrive as safely as they possibly could.

Adding seals will protect food products further. It discourages people from tampering with your boxes so food items remain untampered.

With custom mailer boxes, you have control over the box size. You set how big or small you want your box to be. Order as many or as few as you need. There’s no minimum order requirement.

Save Up to 30% With Standard Mailer Boxes

If you want to save some money, you can order standard mailer boxes. There are ten sizes available. The smallest is 5 x 3 x 1.5 in. (no dust flaps) while the largest is 12 x 10 x 4 in.

All standard mailer boxes are made from standard white corrugated boards. You can print designs on the outside, inside, or both.

As far as quality goes, you’re not sacrificing anything when you choose standard mailer boxes over custom ones. Both options will give you boxes that can handle rough handling during shipping.

Both standard and custom mailer boxes are eco-friendly.

Shipping Boxes vs Mailer Boxes

What are the differences between shipping boxes and mailer boxes? 

You can use both to ship food products to customers. However, shipping boxes are typically bigger, so they’re better for processing bulk orders. Mailer boxes are mostly used to fulfill smaller orders.

Mailer boxes are also more presentable than shipping boxes. That’s why you can also use them as retail packaging or as subscription boxes. Shipping boxes look more utilitarian by comparison. 

Shipping boxes need to be sealed using packaging tape. You can use packaging tape to seal mailer boxes but sometimes a label should be enough.

Both box types come in standard and custom sizes. You can configure them to be whatever size you want. Businesses can’t go wrong with either food packaging option. It will all depend on the use case.