Donut Box

The Donut Box offered by Fibona Exim is a custom‑sized packaging solution designed for bakery and confectionery outlets. It is produced from kraft paper or corrugated paper according to the buyer’s specification. The box can be finished with varnish, glossy or matte lamination, spot UV and die‑cut details as required. Printing options include offset, flexographic and screen processes, allowing full colour branding.

Because the material is selected by the client, thickness typically ranges from 0.3 mm to 0.5 mm, providing sufficient rigidity for standard donut weights. Standard industry practice calls for a moisture‑resistance coating when the product is stored in humid environments. The box’s structural design can accommodate a variety of shapes, and typical stacking strength allows safe palletisation of up to 150 kg per layer. Such specifications meet the expectations of malls, pizza shops and restaurant chains that require consistent presentation.

Minimum order quantity is stated as 10 000 pieces, with a quoted delivery lead time of three days plus transit, subject to order size. The items are packed in standard export carton boxes, facilitating bulk shipment. Buyers normally arrange payment by T/T or documentary against payment (D/P) as indicated. For large orders, buyers should confirm exact dimensions, colour proofs and finishing details directly with Fibona Exim before confirming the contract.

Fibona Exim is based at 13‑18‑86 Subbucolony, Jakkampatti, Aundipatti, Theni 625512, Tamil Nadu, India. The company is listed in the harbour trust tier, indicating a verified business status on the platform. Their response rate is currently recorded as 0 %, and average response time is not available, which suggests limited recent communication activity. Fibona Exim focuses on custom packaging solutions for food‑service businesses.

The listing highlights capabilities in producing custom‑size, custom‑colour donut boxes with a range of finishing and printing options. While the supplier does not disclose certifications or production capacity, interested importers can request additional details such as paper‑grade certifications or factory audit reports. The company’s stated payment terms include telegraphic transfer and documentary against payment. Prospective buyers should verify the supplier’s current production lead times and quality‑control procedures.