Display Box

Display Box is a foreign trade packaging term referring to a packaging box specifically designed to display products at retail terminals, typically featuring a window, display rack, or foldable three-dimensional display structure. Its core function is to attract consumer attention and facilitate access, commonly seen in supermarkets, convenience stores, exhibitions, and other scenarios. Usage scenarios include: when customers require packaging that combines protection and display functions, or when products need to be directly put on shelves for sale. Precautions: the material of the display box (such as white card paper, corrugated paper), printing requirements, window size, and load-bearing capacity must be clarified; if used for sea freight, stacking strength must be considered. The difference from 'Color Box' is that a color box focuses on exquisite printing but may not have a display structure; the difference from 'Inner Box' is that an inner box is only for protection and does not emphasize display. It is similar to a 'PDQ (Pretty Darn Quick) display box,' but PDQ usually refers to a display with hooks or a tray type. In foreign trade, the folding method, assembly state (flat or assembled), and whether PVC window film is included must be specified in the contract to avoid delivery disputes.