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Packaging Standards for International Food Delivery

Ever wondered if your homemade pickles or frozen meals can travel abroad safely?

You send food to loved ones. You want to ship snacks or sweets to the US, UK, Canada, or Australia. But you're not sure if they’ll stay fresh, leak-free, and safe. We get that. Sending food out of India needs more than just a strong box. It needs strict packaging, exact labels, and a smart choice of material. That’s where we come in. 

We make international food delivery simple, safe, and fully compliant. You want your parcel to survive long flights, climate shifts, and customs checks without damage or spoil. We make that happen with tested steps. Be it sweets, pickles, ghee, or frozen items, we know how to pack it right. 

From food-grade films to leak-proof packs, we follow every rule laid down by food shipping laws for countries like the US, UK, and UAE. We also work with type-based care for dry, liquid, or semi-solid food items.

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How We Handle Food Packing Before Dispatch

We begin with sorting the food by type, dry, wet, frozen, or liquid. Then we pick the right inner wrap. Dry foods go in vacuum pouches. Wet foods are double-sealed in leak-proof containers. Frozen foods are placed in foil trays and sealed tightly. Each layer is tested to hold its shape even in pressure drops. 

For international food courier orders, we only use approved food-contact material. We then cushion the pack with thermal bubble wraps or dry ice, as needed. Labels are printed, not hand-written. They carry full details like weight, date, and batch code. We also fix temperature strips on boxes for heat-sensitive items. 

Once sealed, we box the parcel in strong fibre cartons that handle bumps and drops. We follow all this before your food even leaves the store. We don’t guess, we use tools. This is how we meet rules and still move fast.

Food Types and Our Packing Materials

Paratype

Primary Wrap Used

Outer Box Type

Extra Features

Dry snacks

Vacuum pouch

Corrugated fibre box

Desiccant pack

Cooked foods

Foil container + seal

Double-wall hard box

Thermal insulation

Pickles & pastes

PET or glass jar

Kraft board box

Leak-proof liner + tape-sealed lids

Frozen meals

Tray with film seal

EPS thermal box

Dry ice or cold gel + sensor strip

Liquids (juices, etc.)

PET bottle with seal

Rigid carton with buffer

Shock-proof sleeve for bottle safety

We also maintain air flow in frozen packs and prevent scent leak in spice boxes. These checks help us stay compliant for international food delivery to the US, UK, and more.

Steps We Follow Before Sealing Your Box

  • Check item condition, no damaged or near-expiry foods allowed

  • Use material that passes food-grade tests (BIS/FSSAI certified)

  • Add stickers like “Perishable” or “Keep Frozen” if needed

  • Record weight, type, and pack date for customs

  • Match every food item with its HS code and invoice copy

What Makes Beverages Delivery Different?

Beverages can spill or burst if packed incorrectly. We never send them like normal parcels. For beverages delivery, we seal bottles with tamper rings and place them inside triple sleeves. Each bottle goes in a thick PET sleeve with foam pads around it. We fix them inside strong cartons so they stay upright. 

Carbonated drinks are pressure-tested before sealing. The box gets moisture pads too. Labels mention ml count, lot number, and content type. This way, no leaks, no shocks. We send homemade juices or health drinks abroad only when they pass shelf life and seal checks.

How We Keep Items Cool During Long Routes

Sealed Right. Packed Smart. Shipped Safe.

We treat international food delivery like science. Every item is packed by paratype. Every label is printed to code. Every seal is checked before it leaves. We work with care so your food reaches the US, UK, or anywhere fresh, dry, and fit to eat.

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FAQs

Can you send homemade food to the UK or US?

Yes. But only if packed in sealed, labelled, and approved containers.

Will the food spoil if flights get delayed?

No. Our use of dry ice and insulated packs keeps items safe up to 72 hours.

Can you ship both food and drink in one parcel?

Yes. But we pack each in its own sealed section and use dividers.

Do you label each food item?

Yes. We print item names, type, weight, and use-by date.

Can I send sweets and frozen foods together?

Yes. But we advise separate packs inside one box to avoid cross effects.

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