Agriculture & Farming · Scranton, PA

Custom Honey Boxes in Scranton, PA

Scranton is the Electric City — one of America's first cities to establish electric streetcars, and a northeastern Pennsylvania city that has leveraged its national recognition from The Office TV series into genuine cultural branding while rebuilding its economy around healthcare, universities, and logistics. The University of Scranton, Geisinger Community Medical Center, and a growing e-commerce and logistics economy along the I-81 corridor create diverse packaging demand. My Custom Boxes serves Scranton's resilient and forward-looking business community.

MOQ: 100 unitsFree Shipping to Scranton2-3 Week Turnaround
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Why Scranton Businesses Choose Us

Free shipping to Scranton and all Lackawanna County addresses
Healthcare packaging for Geisinger Community Medical Center community
University of Scranton startup packaging accessible from 100 units
Logistics packaging for Scranton's I-81 distribution corridor
100-unit MOQ for Scranton small businesses

Why Choose Our Honey Boxes in Scranton

Farm identity and story communication
USDA Organic and food safety certification
CSA and farm direct subscription packaging
Seasonal variety and harvest communication
FDA produce safety rule compliance notation
Eco-friendly materials for farm-values alignment

Honey Boxes for Agriculture & Farming in Scranton

Farm produce packaging serves the direct-to-consumer and farm stand market's most perishable product category -- the fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, and farm products that small-scale farmers and CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) programs sell directly to consumers. Farm produce packaging must communicate the farm's identity and values, the product's freshness and quality, and any USDA organic or food safety certifications that the produce carries.

Farm Direct Brand Identity

Farm direct and CSA produce packaging serves a consumer who has made a specific choice to purchase directly from a farm rather than through conventional retail channels. This consumer values the farm relationship, the freshness advantage, and the knowledge of where their food comes from. Packaging that communicates the specific farm's identity (name, location, farming practices) creates the personal connection between farmer and consumer that farm direct purchasing is specifically designed to cultivate.

Farm Direct Brand Identity Communication

Farm direct and CSA produce packaging serves a consumer who has made a specific choice to purchase directly from a farm rather than through conventional retail channels. This consumer values the farm relationship, the freshness advantage, and the knowledge of where their food comes from. Packaging communicating the specific farm's identity (name, location, farming practices, farmer's story) creates the personal connection between farmer and consumer that farm direct purchasing is specifically designed to cultivate.

CSA Subscription Produce Packaging

CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) weekly produce box packaging serves the subscription farming model where members pay upfront for a season of weekly produce boxes. CSA packaging must communicate what's in the box each week, how to store each item, recipe suggestions for less familiar vegetables, and the farm's production news that creates the member's connection to the farming season. Well-designed CSA packaging converts first-season members into multi-year members through the knowledge and connection it creates.

Quick Specs

Minimum Order
100 units
Production Time
2-3 weeks
Free Shipping
to Scranton
Industry
Agriculture & Farming

Materials

Recycled CardboardKraft PaperFSC-Certified BoardSBS Paperboard

Finishes

Kraft TextureMatte LaminationAqueous CoatingSpot UV

Industries in Scranton

Health & WellnessE-commerceRetailManufacturingFood & Beverage
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Industries We Serve in Scranton

We provide packaging to a wide range of industries in Scranton, PA.

Health & Wellness
E-commerce
Retail
Manufacturing
Food & Beverage

Popular Use Cases in Scranton

CSA weekly produce box packaging
Farm direct market produce packaging
Organic farm retail produce packaging
Farm stand branded packaging
Farm subscription delivery packaging

Compliance & Safety

Farm produce packaging must comply with USDA COOL country of origin requirements. USDA Organic seal requires NOP certification. FSMA Produce Safety Rule compliance required for farms above exemption thresholds. FDA food labeling requirements apply to processed produce products. GAP certification marks require active audit certification.

Honey Boxes in Scranton — FAQs

What FDA food labeling is required for farm produce packaging?

Fresh produce packaging (fruits and vegetables) sold at retail requires: country of origin labeling (COOL) under USDA regulations, net weight or count for pre-packaged produce, and the producer or distributor's name and address. Whole fresh produce is generally exempt from FDA Nutrition Facts requirements but produce with added ingredients (washed and bagged salad mix with added components) may require Nutrition Facts. PLU codes for retailer scanning are standard for retail produce.

What USDA Organic certification requires for produce packaging?

USDA Organic produce packaging may display the USDA Organic seal when the produce was grown and handled according to USDA NOP standards by an NOP-certified operation. The producer's NOP certifying agent name must appear on the label. Operations with less than $5,000 annual organic sales are exempt from NOP certification but cannot use the USDA Organic seal without certification. Organic claims without USDA Organic seal require careful wording to avoid misleading consumers.

What food safety certifications can farm produce packaging display?

Farm produce food safety certifications: USDA GAP (Good Agricultural Practices) audit certification, GLOBALG.A.P. food safety certification (internationally recognized), SQF (Safe Quality Food) Institute certification, and Harmonized GAP (the coordinated US-Canada harmonized GAP standard). These certifications communicate that the farm has been audited for food safety practices by an independent third party, providing the consumer and retail buyer confidence in the produce's safety management.

What is a CSA box and what does its packaging communicate?

A CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) box is a pre-paid weekly or bi-weekly subscription to a farm's produce harvest. CSA box packaging typically communicates: the week's included varieties, the farm's news and seasonal context (what's growing this week, upcoming varieties), storage guidance for each included item (refrigerate, keep at room temperature, use within days), and recipe suggestions for unfamiliar or abundant varieties. CSA packaging is as much an educational communication as a product container.

What is the minimum order for custom farm produce packaging?

Our minimum order is 100 units for custom farm produce packaging. Small farm direct programs at 100-unit minimums make custom branded packaging accessible for direct market farmers. CSA programs with 50-200 members weekly may produce 200-400 boxes weekly during the season.

Do you serve Scranton's university and startup community?

Yes. University of Scranton-connected businesses use our custom packaging with our startup-accessible 100-unit minimum.

What Lackawanna County areas do you deliver to?

We deliver free to Scranton, Dunmore, Dickson City, and all surrounding Lackawanna County communities.

Do you serve Scranton's healthcare community?

Yes. Geisinger Community Medical and Scranton's healthcare organizations use our professional packaging for medical products and branded materials.

How long does delivery take to Scranton?

Production is 10–14 business days from proof approval, then 1–2 days ground shipping to Scranton.

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