Wholesale Fresh Produce Packaging Australia — Bags & Trays
Greengrocers, farmers markets and food retailers move enormous volumes of produce packaging every week. Packery supplies produce bags for loose fruit and vegetables and produce trays for pre-packed lines, sold by the carton at trade pricing with delivery across Australia. It's a deliberately simple range: the two formats that do the daily work of getting fresh food from display to kitchen bench in good condition.
Popular produce packaging
- PRODUCE BAGS — Compostable & Gusseted
- PRODUCE TRAYS — Sturdy & Stackable
Buying guide
Trays suit soft or easily bruised produce — stone fruit, tomatoes, berries — where a bag invites damage; bags handle everything robust. If you pre-pack, standardise on one or two tray sizes so wrapping and pricing stay fast at the bench. Produce packaging is a true consumable, so put it on a reorder cycle: running out on a market morning is not an option.
- Trade pricing by the carton — one honest price, 15% below list price on every order.
- Free delivery on orders over $350, shipped Australia-wide.
- All orders are prepaid online — no accounts to set up, no invoices to chase.
Frequently asked questions
What packaging do I need for fresh produce?
Two formats cover almost everything: produce bags for loose, robust items like potatoes, citrus and root vegetables, and produce trays for soft or pre-packed lines like tomatoes, stone fruit and berries where a bag would bruise the contents. Most greengrocers run one bag size and one or two tray sizes.
Do your produce bags and trays work with price and PLU labels?
Yes. Produce is normally labelled in-store with your own PLU or price stickers, and both the bags and trays leave a clear, flat face for a label or barcode to sit straight so it scans first time at the register. Packery supplies the packaging; you apply your own labels.
Is your fresh produce packaging eco-friendly or compostable?
Where a compostable or recyclable format is available for a line we prioritise it, and each product page lists its material and compostability so you can check before you order. Fresh-produce buyers are increasingly asked for lower-plastic options, so the range leans that way.
How much produce packaging should I order?
Treat it as a true consumable and put it on a reorder cycle — running out on a market morning is not an option. Buy by the carton, count roughly a week of real usage, and reorder before you hit your last box. Free delivery applies on orders over $350.
Do you deliver produce packaging across Australia?
Yes — produce bags and trays ship Australia-wide to greengrocers, farmers markets and food retailers, with free delivery on orders over $350 and metro delivery in 3–5 business days.