Pallets

This category features two distinct products designed to present a selection of sweets in a creative format. The small confectionery pallet is constructed with eight individual cubes, measuring 30mm x 30mm x 30mm, filled with jelly beans, chocolate gems, mini mints, and chocolate balls. The large confectionery pallet expands on this design with twenty-seven individual cubes, offering the same selection as the smaller version, plus mini musks, Mentos, and chocolate rocks. Both options are delivered securely wrapped in plastic to protect the contents during transit.

The presentation of these items is intricate, with the mini boxes inside the pallet featuring a default “FRAGILE” print to enhance the shipping crate theme. While the small pallet is supplied with mixed colours, the large pallet offers the option to choose a specific corporate colour for the cubes, ranging from black and white to blue, green, red, yellow, orange, or pink. The large pallet has a total weight of 550 grams and dimensions of 95mm x 95mm x 105mm, making it a substantial item for a corporate giveaway. Furthermore, both products in this range are Australian made.

These items are frequently ordered by businesses looking for an engaging gift that encourages sharing among staff or clients. A construction firm might place the large pallet in the centre of a boardroom table during a project pitch, while a shipping company could distribute the small pallets to their logistics partners as a thank-you gift. To ensure your corporate identity is clearly communicated, each pallet is branded using a full-colour printed sticker applied to the outside.

FAQs

What is the difference between the small and large confectionery pallet?
The primary difference is the size and the volume of sweets. The small pallet contains eight individual cubes filled with four types of sweets, while the large pallet contains twenty-seven cubes filled with seven different types of sweets.

What sweets are included in the large pallet?
The large version includes jelly beans, chocolate gems, mini mints, chocolate balls, mini musks, Mentos, and chocolate rocks, offering a wide variety for sharing.

Can the pallet be used as a table centrepiece at events?
Yes, because of their unique design and the fact that they contain multiple individual cubes of sweets, they make a strong interactive centrepiece for corporate dinners or conferences.

What does the FRAGILE print on the mini boxes mean?
It is a decorative detail designed to make the individual cubes look like real shipping cartons, adding to the overall theme of the pallet presentation.