Sugarcane Tray (7" x 5") TR170

About This Product: Material and ManufacturingThe Bioleader® Biodegradable Bagasse Fruit Tray 7″ x 5″ is made from sugarcane bagasse, a renewable plant fiber left after sugar extraction. Instead of being discarded, this natural fiber is repurposed into molded pulp packaging through pulping, forming, hot pressing, and finishing processes.This production method creates a lightweight but sturdy tray with a clean surface, stable structure, and natural matte texture. Compared with petroleum-based packaging, bagasse pulp trays provide a plastic-free solution that better supports sustainable sourcing and eco-friendly product positioning.As an experienced manufacturer in biodegradable food packaging, Bioleader emphasizes consistent molding quality, efficient stackability, and export-oriented production control. This allows the tray to meet the practical needs of supermarkets, produce brands, distributors, and foodservice buyers looking for a more sustainable tray option.Key FeaturesMade from renewable sugarcane bagasse fiberThis tray uses plant-based pulp instead of conventional plastic or foam, helping reduce dependence on fossil-based packaging materials.Plastic-free molded pulp structureIt offers a natural packaging solution for brands moving toward lower-plastic and fiber-based formats.Compostable and eco-friendlyThe tray is designed for markets seeking compostable packaging alternatives and more sustainable food-contact materials.Strong and practical for daily useIt provides reliable rigidity for packing, displaying, and transporting fruits, vegetables, snacks, and light food items.Natural appearance for better shelf presentationThe molded pulp finish gives products a clean, organic, and premium retail look.Stackable and logistics-friendlyThe nested tray design helps improve storage efficiency and shipping management for wholesalers and retailers.Suitable for broad B2B applicationsIt is ideal for fresh produce packing, supermarket display, takeaway counters, and eco retail packaging programs.Typical Applications and Use ScenariosFresh fruit packagingThis tray is suitable for apples, pears, citrus fruits, berries, and mixed produce packs. It helps create a clean and sustainable presentation in retail environments.Vegetable displayIt works well for tomatoes, mushrooms, peppers, cucumbers, and similar fresh vegetables that need neat shelf-ready packaging.Supermarket produce sectionsThe tray supports organized retail display and helps supermarkets replace traditional plastic or foam produce trays with a more natural-looking alternative.Organic stores and farm shopsIts molded pulp appearance fits well with local, natural, and organic branding, making it attractive for premium produce channels.Fresh-cut fruit and chilled ready-to-eat programsIt can be used for prepared fruit portions and light fresh food applications where an eco-friendly disposable tray is preferred.Bakery snacks and takeaway side itemsBesides produce, the tray can also serve as packaging for small bakery items, snacks, and light takeaway foods.Export packaging projectsFor international buyers, this tray is suitable for plastic-reduction programs and sustainable produce packaging lines across multiple markets.Bagasse Fruit Tray Compared with Plastic and FoamComparison ItemBagasse Fruit TrayPlastic TrayFoam TrayRaw MaterialSugarcane fiber, renewable plant pulpPetroleum-based plasticPetroleum-based foamEnvironmental ImageEco-friendly, compostable positioningConventional plastic imageIncreasingly outdated in sustainability-focused marketsAppearanceNatural, matte, premium and organicSmooth, glossy, transparent or coloredBasic and low-cost lookStructural StrengthGood for produce and light food displayGood, depending on resin and designLight but less premium in perceptionBrand ValueStronger sustainable packaging messageCommon standard packagingWeak environmental appealEnd-of-Life PositioningBetter fit for compostable packaging claimsOften landfill or recycling dependentOften landfill dependentPlastic-free ValueYesNoNoCost LevelMid-rangeLow to mid-rangeLowMain AdvantageSustainable image and natural shelf appealFamiliarity and moisture performanceLow material costMain LimitationNot transparent and not designed for heavy liquid foodsPlastic reduction pressurePoor environmental reputationBuying GuideWhen selecting a biodegradable bagasse fruit tray, buyers should look beyond unit price alone. The right tray should fit the product weight, retail display format, carton efficiency, and sustainability goals of the business.For produce packaging, key checkpoints include tray size, depth, rigidity, stackability, and compatibility with film wrapping or labeling systems. A good fruit tray must support both front-end presentation and back-end packing efficiency.Bioleader is a strong sourcing choice because we are a direct manufacturer with experience in biodegradable food packaging production and export supply. We understand what international buyers need: stable quality, clear specifications, efficient production, and reliable communication.Our molded pulp trays are designed not only as an eco-friendly alternative, but as practical packaging for real commercial use. For supermarkets, produce importers, wholesalers, distributors, and food packaging brands, this means better consistency, stronger product positioning, and more dependable long-term sourcing.Why Choose BioleaderBioleader combines manufacturing experience with large-scale biodegradable packaging production. We focus on practical product performance, stable quality control, and export-ready service.We support buyers who need more than a simple tray supplier. Our value lies in helping customers build reliable eco packaging programs with consistent specifications, scalable supply, and professional cooperation.For customers seeking a plastic-free molded pulp tray that is commercially viable and visually aligned with modern sustainability expectations, Bioleader offers a balanced combination of product quality, production capability, and market understanding.Other OptionsIf your project needs a different size, shape, or tray depth, this section can also display other similar molded pulp trays, fruit trays, produce trays, or compostable food trays. Adding related products here helps buyers compare options easily and increases cross-selling potential across the category.Packaging Insight: Why Bagasse Fruit Trays Are Becoming a Strategic Choice for Modern Food PackagingWhat this product isA bagasse fruit tray is a molded pulp packaging format made from sugarcane fiber. It is designed to replace conventional plastic or foam trays in fresh produce, retail display, and light food packaging. In practical use, it offers a plant-based and plastic-free structure that supports both packaging function and sustainability positioning.Why more buyers are choosing itPackaging decisions are no longer based on cost alone. Buyers increasingly need materials that reduce visible plastic, improve shelf presentation, and strengthen brand perception. Bagasse trays answer these needs by combining a natural appearance with commercial practicality and a clearer environmental story.How this tray adds value beyond packagingThis tray does more than hold fruit. It helps produce brands, retailers, and distributors align their packaging with modern consumer expectations around sustainability and natural materials. In many retail settings, the tray itself becomes part of the product’s premium and responsible image.Where it performs bestBagasse fruit trays are especially suitable for fresh produce, berries, vegetables, mushrooms, bakery snacks, and ready-packed chilled items. They are most effective in supermarkets, farm shops, organic stores, takeaway counters, and eco retail channels where product presentation and packaging values matter equally.What buyers should considerBefore purchasing, buyers should review tray size, product depth, load-bearing needs, stacking performance, and compatibility with films, labels, or shelf-ready packaging formats. A good supplier should provide not just a tray, but clear specifications, production consistency, and export-level supply support.What market trend this product reflectsThe food packaging market is moving toward fiber-based, lower-plastic, and compliance-friendly materials. Molded pulp trays fit this shift well because they combine functional performance with strong sustainability communication. For buyers planning future-ready packaging lines, bagasse trays are increasingly becoming a mainstream option rather than a niche alternative.Why Bioleader is a dependable supplierBioleader combines production experience, biodegradable packaging expertise, and export supply capability. This gives customers a practical sourcing advantage: stable product quality, efficient communication, and a supplier that understands how packaging performance, sustainability value, and commercial execution must work together.Frequently Asked QuestionsIs a bagasse fruit tray better than a plastic fruit tray?A bagasse fruit tray is a stronger choice for brands that want a plastic-free image, a more natural product presentation, and better alignment with sustainable packaging trends. Plastic trays may still offer transparency, but bagasse trays provide stronger eco positioning and a more premium natural appearance.What is a bagasse fruit tray made from?A bagasse fruit tray is made from sugarcane fiber, also known as sugarcane bagasse. This plant-based material is processed into pulp and molded into tray form, creating a renewable alternative to plastic and foam produce trays.Can bagasse fruit trays be used for supermarket produce packaging?Yes. Bagasse fruit trays are suitable for supermarket fruit and vegetable display, including apples, berries, tomatoes, mushrooms, and mixed produce. They help improve shelf appearance while supporting lower-plastic packaging goals.Are molded pulp fruit trays compostable?Bagasse molded pulp trays are generally positioned as compostable fiber packaging because they are made from plant pulp rather than petroleum-based plastic or foam. Actual composting results depend on local waste systems, disposal conditions, and regional certification requirements.Can bagasse fruit trays be used for takeaway food?Yes. In addition to produce packaging, they can also be used for bakery snacks, fresh-cut fruit, chilled ready-to-eat items, and light takeaway foods. Buyers should confirm suitability based on food type, moisture level, and load weight.Why are businesses replacing foam trays with bagasse trays?More businesses are replacing foam trays because of environmental concerns, growing market pressure, and changing consumer preferences. Bagasse trays offer a more modern packaging profile with better sustainability messaging and stronger retail appeal.