Bakery & Confectionery
Custom Nut Boxes
Printed to your exact size · from 50 boxes · free design & US shipping
Nuts are oily and heavy for their volume, which catches out anyone who specifies a nut box like a confectionery box. The board here is oil-resistant and the base is rated to the loaded weight.
Custom Nut Boxes — specification
Everything below is a starting point. The dieline is drawn around your product, free.
StockOil-resistant food-grade board; rigid greyboard for gift setsOil-resistant food-grade board; rigid greyboard for gift sets
SizesMade to your productSingle-serve to multi-compartment gift trays
FinishingFood-safe coatingFood-safe coating, matte lamination, foil on gift ranges
- No die or plate charges
- From 50 boxes
- 10–12 business days
- Free US & Canada shipping
- Free design & dieline
- Free 3D mockup
What to get right
The three things that decide whether nut boxes work in practice, from the people who print them.
- Nut oil migrates faster than butter. Oil resistance is a coating and it has to be specified.
- Weight per volume is high. A box sized by eye will fail at the base on a mixed gift tray.
- Allergen text is regulatory, not decorative. Leave a clear panel for it before the artwork is laid out.
Box styles that suit nut boxes
Each links through to the full range, every size printed to your dimensions.
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Price your nut boxes
Send your dimensions and a quantity — a rough idea is enough to start. A specialist replies within 24 hours with a fixed price and a free 3D mockup, and nothing is charged until you approve it.
- Free dieline and 3D mockup before you pay
- No die charges, no plate charges
- Orders from 50 boxes, free US & Canada shipping
- Artwork in AI, PDF, EPS or TIFF
Nut boxes — FAQs
Will the oil come through the print?
Not with an oil-resistant coating, which is what these are quoted on. Say the product is roasted or salted nuts on your enquiry.
Can you make multi-compartment nut trays?
Yes, with free structural design. Send the compartment layout or the jar dimensions.
Where does the allergen information go?
Wherever you specify, but plan a clear panel for it early. Retrofitting regulatory text into a finished layout is the most common cause of a reprint.