Eco Confectionery Packaging
FAQ
Are these boxes good for fundraising stalls?
Yes. A tamper seal shows buyers each box is unopened, and ingredient and best before details on every box let parents check before buying. Leftover stock keeps for 12 months in a cool, dry place for the next stall.
Features
- Filled With 25g Jelly Belly Beans
- Flavour In Centre And Shell
- Confectionery Packed Straight Into Box
- Flip Lid Opens And Reseals
- Tamper Seal Shows Box Unopened
- Plastic Free, Recyclable Card Construction
- Large Front And Back Branding Area
- Sticker Measures 34mm W X 112mm H
- 45mm x 60mm x 15mm Box
- Ingredients And Best Before Labelled
- Keeps 12 Months Stored Cool, Dry
From a pocket sized flip top box of mints to a kraft bag of Lindt buttons with marshmallows, this branded sustainable sweet packaging stretches further than most people expect. Cardboard boxes hold jelly beans or chewy mints packed straight in, sealed against tampering and resealable once opened. Compostable PLA bags come filled with jelly babies, Jelly Belly, mini jelly beans, chewy fruit and a retro lolly mix, each closed with biodegradable stickers and an ingredient label on the back. Recyclable kraft paper bags in brown or white hold Skittles, choc beans and mini M&Ms, plus a hot chocolate flake pack. Australian Made options are available, with Aussie jelly beans in a compostable bag.
This isn't a shiny sachet that gets torn open and forgotten on a tablecloth. For a netball club handing out treats at presentation night, it's a little paper bag of chewy fruits each junior can hang onto through the speeches, then fold up and drop in the recycling on the way to the car. More sweet ideas live in our confectionery collection.
Most styles can be branded with a sticker, so custom sustainable sweet packaging is easy to put together. The compostable bags even use biodegradable stickers, which keeps the whole pack happy in the compost.
Common Questions
Which branded sustainable sweet packaging suits market stalls?
Pocket sized flip top boxes of mints or jelly beans suit market stalls because they reseal and arrive tamper sealed. Kraft paper bags of Skittles, choc beans or mini M&Ms work as a grab and go treat that goes in the paper recycling afterwards.
Can kraft paper bags go in kerbside recycling?
Yes, the kraft bags are recyclable paper with no plastic in the packaging. They come in brown or white, and both colours go in with the paper recycling once the lollies are gone.
Are the flip top boxes plastic free?
They are, with jelly beans or mints packed directly into the cardboard and no inner plastic wrapper. The whole box is recyclable after use, lid and all, so there's nothing to separate before it goes in the bin.
Which eco packaging leaves the least waste?
Compostable bags and cardboard flip top boxes both leave nothing for landfill, since one composts and the other recycles. Kraft paper bags do the same through paper recycling, so the choice comes down to which bin is handy.