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Molded pulp packaging and plastic packaging can both protect, position, display, and transport products, but they perform differently under moisture, pressure, temperature, handling, and end-of-life conditions.
Molded pulp packaging is made by dispersing paper or plant fibers in water, depositing the fibers onto a shaped mold through vacuum forming, removing moisture, drying or hot-pressing the molded part, and completing trimming, treatment, inspection, and packing.
Molded pulp packaging is a fiber-based packaging solution made by forming a mixture of paper fibers and water into a three-dimensional shape. It is commonly used to protect, separate, hold, display, or transport products such as eggs, beverage cups, wine bottles, medical supplies, electronic components, cosmetics, food, and gifts.
