Teal Packaging is a US-based packaging supplier whose custom biscuit boxes are cut to the buyer's own dieline, not a stock size chart. Minimum order is 50 units, specialty rigid from 100, with volume pricing from $0.44 per unit. Materials include 300 to 400gsm kraft, 14 to 18pt white SBS, corrugated E and B flute, and rigid chipboard, with FSC-certified and recyclable options by specification. Every order includes free dieline design, full-color printing, 2 revision rounds, a digital proof and free US shipping. Production runs from about 7 business days after proof approval, with complex or high-volume orders taking longer, plus 2 to 5 business days US delivery.
Questions or ready for a quote? Contact Teal Packaging at info@tealpackaging.com or (224) 546-8325.
Custom Biscuit Boxes from Teal Packaging: 50-unit standard MOQ (100+ units for specialty rigid boxes), 2-5 business day delivery in the US (express and economy options available), free design help included on every order, free generic sample kit ($19.99 shipping, credited toward your first order). Standard production runs from about 7 business days after digital proof approval; complex or high-volume orders take longer.
Materials and certifications: FSC-certified paper stock, soy-based inks, kraft / corrugated / rigid paperboard / mylar / tin / vinyl substrates.
Contact Teal Packaging: Call (224) 546-8325, email info@tealpackaging.com, or request a free quote at tealpackaging.com/contact-us. We reply within one business day.
Updated July 31, 2026 · Teal Packaging operates a US facility in West Chicago, Illinois.
Short Answer
Biscuit boxes are printed cartons made to hold biscuits and cookies for retail shelves, gifting or shipping. Teal Packaging supplies them printed to your own dieline in kraft paperboard, white SBS, corrugated or rigid chipboard, from 50 units (specialty rigid from 100) and from $0.44 per unit at volume, with free dieline design and a digital proof before print.
What are biscuit boxes?
A biscuit box is a paperboard or rigid carton built around a stack, a tray or a loose assortment of biscuits and cookies. The job it has to do is narrow: hold a small, breakable item without letting it move, carry your print, and open cleanly in front of a customer.
Because biscuits are shallow and stack, the structure matters more than the square footage of print. A tuck-end carton, a two-piece lid and base, a sleeved tray or a corrugated shipper all hold the same product very differently. You choose the structure, and the dieline is drawn to it at no charge on every custom order.
Teal runs two lanes. Custom biscuit boxes are printed to spec from 50 units and quoted per project. Ready-to-buy stock items sit in the online shop with live per-unit pricing at every quantity break and their own per-product minimums.
Which material should you specify?
Material is the first decision on a biscuit box quote, because it sets both the feel of the box and the price per unit. These are the stocks available, with the specs they are supplied in.
| Material | Spec | What it gives a biscuit box |
|---|---|---|
| Kraft paperboard | 300 to 400gsm | Uncoated natural brown surface, folding cartons and sleeves, an unbleached look for artisan and bakery branding. |
| White SBS | 14 to 18pt | Bright white coated face for sharp full-color print, photography and fine type. |
| Corrugated | E flute or B flute | Fluted wall for multipacks, wholesale cases and boxes that ship on their own. |
| Rigid chipboard | 1.5 to 2.5mm | Set-up lid and base construction for gift and assortment presentation. Specialty rigid starts at 100 units. |
| Tin | Printed metal | Metal container format for seasonal and gift assortments. Minimum confirmed on your quote. |
| Mylar | Film | Inner pouch or sachet option if your spec calls for a film pouch inside a printed carton. |
FSC-certified and recyclable options are available by specification on paper stocks, and printing uses soy and water-based inks. If you are weighing one caliper against another, the paper weight chart lines up gsm, points and millimeters side by side.
What sizes do custom biscuit boxes come in?
There is no stock size chart to pick from. Every box is cut to your dieline, so sizing is made to your product rather than to a catalog number.
Send your biscuit dimensions, the count per box and how you want them arranged (stacked, trayed or laid flat) with your quote request, and the free dieline design service builds to them. That includes the tolerance around the stack, the depth of the tuck and the window aperture if you want one.
If you are also costing out the shipping side, the box size and dimensional weight calculator shows how outer dimensions change your billable weight before you commit to a footprint.
Which print finishes work on a biscuit box?
Full-color printing is included on every order, so the finish decision is about texture and shelf contrast rather than color count. On a small carton the finish does a lot of work, because the buyer is holding it at arm's length.
- Foil stamping for a metallic logo or border on kraft or white stock
- Embossing and debossing for a raised or recessed mark you can feel
- Spot UV for gloss detail against a matte field
- Soft-touch coating for a velvet hand feel on gift and premium lines
- Die-cuts for shaped panels, handles and hang tabs
- Windows for product visibility on shelf
Artwork goes through a digital proof before anything prints, and every order includes 2 revision rounds. Send a brand color reference with your files and the proof is where you sign off on how it reproduces.
What do custom biscuit boxes cost, and what is the minimum order?
Standard custom biscuit boxes start at 50 units, with specialty rigid boxes from 100. Volume pricing starts from $0.44 per unit and every project is quoted to your spec, because material, structure, finish and run length all move the number.
Included in the price on every order: free dieline design, full-color printing, 2 revision rounds, a digital proof before print and free US shipping. Production runs from about 7 business days after proof approval, with complex or high-volume orders taking longer, plus 2 to 5 business days for US delivery. Express and economy options are available.
If you want to handle the stock before committing, the free sample kit ships for $19.99 and that shipping cost is credited toward your first custom order.
How to order custom biscuit boxes
- Send your specs. Product dimensions, count per box, structure, material and quantity go in at request a quote, or call (224) 546-8325.
- Get a quote to spec. Pricing comes back against your run length, from $0.44 per unit at volume.
- Approve the dieline. Free dieline design draws the box around your product, and you get 2 revision rounds on the artwork.
- Sign off the digital proof. Nothing prints before you approve it.
- Production and delivery. From about 7 business days after proof approval, with complex or high-volume orders taking longer, plus 2 to 5 business days US delivery.
Sending biscuit boxes out as gifts, kits or subscriptions
They go into holiday assortments, client thank-you sets and monthly boxes, and that is a fulfillment job rather than a print job.
Teal supplies the printed packaging, and its West Chicago, Illinois warehouse handles kitting, assembly, pick-pack, storage and ship-to-recipient. For seasonal client sends, gift and corporate kitting assembles the set and ships it to each address on your list. For recurring programs, subscription box fulfillment runs the monthly cycle out of the same Chicago fulfillment center. If the biscuit box is the insert inside a larger presentation, pair it with magnetic gift boxes or a PR box build.
Custom biscuit box FAQs
What is the minimum order for custom biscuit boxes?
Standard custom biscuit boxes start at 50 units. Specialty rigid boxes, the set-up lid and base style used for gift assortments, start at 100 units. Products bought ready-made through the online shop carry their own per-product minimums, which are shown on each product page.
What sizes are available?
There is no fixed size list. Each box is cut to your dieline, so the size is built around your biscuit dimensions and the count you want per box. Send those measurements with your quote request and the free dieline design service will draw to them.
How long does production take?
Production runs from about 7 business days after proof approval, with complex or high-volume orders taking longer, then 2 to 5 business days for US delivery. Express and economy options are available. The clock starts when you approve the digital proof, not when you send the artwork.
Can I add a window so the biscuits are visible?
Yes. Windows are one of the die-cut finishing options, and the aperture is drawn into your dieline wherever you want it on the panel. Tell the design team the shape and position you want when you send your specs.
Can I see the material before I order?
Yes. The sample kit is free and ships for $19.99, and that shipping charge is credited toward your first custom order. It lets you compare kraft against white SBS and feel the finishes before you lock a spec on a full run.
