A crate without a card is a missed opportunity
Fruit is often presented in its original crate: in the shop, at the market, or in the farm shop. Without a card, the customer hesitates — or the seller must explain the variety for the umpteenth time.
A crate card removes that doubt. One glance, all the info.
One card, all the information the buyer needs
One card, all the information the buyer needs
A printed cardboard sheet attached to the outside of the fruit crate — usually in a holder or insert slot.
What can be included:
- Variety — Conference, Jonagold, Elstar, Kanzi, Pink Lady…
- Origin — grower, region, or country
- Class or size — 60+, 70+, class 1, extra
- Product photo — recognition from a distance
Versions:
- standard or custom
- single or double-sided
- natural, white, or full-colour
- moisture-resistant upon request.
Where are packing sheets used?
- Fruit — Citrus, apples, pears, mangoes, grapes, cherries. Prevents abrasion damage during contact between fruits.
- Vegetables — Tomatoes, peppers, asparagus. Separation between layers reduces pressure damage.
- Farmers’ markets & direct sales — Natural appearance, also popular for gift packaging.