Gold Containers and Trays for Dessert Packaging
Plastic containers with a gold base and clear lids for desserts and premium hospitality.
A gold base with a clear lid has become the language of dessert packaging in Saudi Arabia: the gold reads as premium, the clear lid shows the product as it is. This is the largest section of the catalogue, covering gold rectangular, square, oval and round trays from a small 7×7×4 cm box up to 46×18 cm and 44×28.5 cm trays, plus round cake boxes from 16.5 to 42 cm diameter with heights that take tall cakes.
For organised presentation there are round compartment boxes for hospitality and nuts, cavity trays for laying out chocolate and dessert pieces, trays divided into 3, 6 and 9 sections that keep items separate within one tray, single cake-slice boxes, containers with a carry handle, and a dome-lidded display box. All are plastic with a gold base and a separate clear lid.
This range is the working backbone of dessert shops, home businesses and event stylists: a tray for laying out, a box for packing, a cake box for the occasion and a slice box for single orders. Sizes are printed on each product and shown on the card, and codes are ordered to make repeat purchasing easy. Add the codes you need to your request list and send it on WhatsApp for a wholesale quote.
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FAQ
- What is the difference between a gold tray and a cake box?
- A tray is flat and wide with a low rim (5–8 cm) for laying out dessert pieces, chocolate and hospitality items. A cake box is round with a taller wall (up to 13 cm) so a tall cake fits without the lid touching its top.
- Which tray size suits laying out desserts at events?
- For small occasions use 27×18 or 30×15 cm. For medium layouts use 35×22 and 37×25 cm. For buffets and large events use 40×30, 44×28.5 and 46×18 cm, or the compartmented trays to keep items separate.
- Is the clear lid secure enough for delivery?
- The lid is separate and clips onto the base rim, suitable for transport, short delivery routes and in-store display. For longer delivery or stacked orders it is best to tape the lid or place the tray inside a paper carrier bag.
- What is the difference between a compartment box and a cavity tray?
- A compartment box is round with relatively large sections for nuts and hospitality items. A cavity tray has small recesses sized to a piece of chocolate or dessert, keeping pieces in place and stopping them from shifting in transit.