Industry

Corrugated Packaging for Food & Drink Manufacturers

Shelf-ready and transit packaging for high-throughput production lines. RightBox supplies and manages corrugated packaging for organisations where packaging is operationally critical.

43Partner sites
15Countries supplied
2m+Boxes a year

Trusted by

  • Yara
  • YO!
  • Baileys
  • dsm-firmenich
  • Lidl
  • Mitsubishi Chemical
  • Berry
  • hummel
The challenge

What makes food and drink manufacturing packaging demanding.

  • Packing-line speed and reliability
  • Retailer shelf-ready requirements
  • Promotional and seasonal volume swings
Our approach

How RightBox helps.

  • Specifications engineered for line performance
  • Retail-ready formats aligned to retailer standards
  • Forecast-led supply through peaks
Packaging formats

Box styles we commonly supply.

Every specification is confirmed against your product and supply chain. These are common starting points for the sector.

Sector considerations

What to plan for.

01

Chilled and frozen storage reduces board compression strength

02

Packing-line performance depends on consistent board and dimensions

03

Shelf-ready packs must meet each retailer's requirements

04

Direct food contact needs food-safe liners or inner packs

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What corrugated packaging do food and drink manufacturing businesses use?

Common formats include FEFCO 0422 (shelf-ready trays built for retailer standards); FEFCO 0201 (outer transit cases for production and distribution); FEFCO 0713 (crash-lock cases for fast manual packing). The right choice depends on the product, packing process and distribution route.

Does RightBox manufacture the packaging?

No. RightBox manages supply through a network of 43 verified partner manufacturing sites in 7 countries, selecting the right partner for each specification.

Can you supply multiple sites?

Yes. RightBox works with organisations that operate multiple sites and countries, with harmonised specifications and one point of accountability.

Next step

Let’s talk about your packaging.

Tell us about your sites, volumes and current suppliers. A specialist will review your requirements and arrange an initial conversation.