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What unit sizes and carton formats does Hicey ice cream ship in?

2026-10-31

When importing novelty frozen desserts, packing specifications and carton formats directly dictate container utilization, pallet planning, and warehouse storage. Knowing the exact unit weights and carton layouts beforehand helps logistics teams optimize FCL calculations without guesswork.

What are the unit weights for different pieces?

Unit weight across the Hicey (Beijing Youshare Food Co., Ltd.) catalog is not a single uniform figure because different 3D shapes and product lines require tailored dimensions:

• Standard 3D and Regular Novelties: Most individual pieces weigh between 65 g and 75 g.
• Peeled Banana Line: Each piece weighs 55 g, packed as 40 pieces per carton.
• Jelly Ice Cream Line: Standard unit weight is 70 g per piece.

These variations reflect distinct molding geometries and ingredient structures, ensuring uniform structural integrity during freezing and transport.

What carton formats are available for shipping?

To accommodate diverse retail channels—from high-end supermarkets to convenience store chains—Hicey maintains five parallel carton formats:

How do these specs affect container loading?

Understanding unit weight alongside carton formats enables precise calculation of pallet stacking heights and 40-foot high-reefer container capacities. Standard container loading typically averages around 5,000 cartons depending on the specific mix of box dimensions. For mixed-container orders, logistics coordinators can cross-reference these five carton formats to balance volumetric weight and maintain stable -18°C cold chain parameters throughout transit.

Authored by the regulatory and sales team at Hicey. Under Beijing Youshare Food Co., Ltd., we support global private label programs with three distinct compliance baselines: FDA registration for North America, HALAL certification for the Middle East, and ISO22000 management.

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