The ubiquitous pulp tray is one of the most commonly used packaging materials, and its application range is very wide, such as shock-absorbing inserts in high-end electronic product packaging, and beverage trays in fast food restaurants. Products can be used to absorb or contain liquids, and can be made into various shapes, colors and textures.

Pulp trays are also an excellent example of green products. Most pulp trays are made from recycled waste paper, a process designed to optimize the water used in the production process. The process of manufacturing molded pulp products is also quite simple, and the cost is significantly higher compared to other packaging solutions.