Holidaypac 
Oct 13,2026 
Holidaypac manufactured the Feastables-branded cardboard chocolate display stands shown in this case. The project photographs show MrBeast and Feastables branding, four shelf levels, printed side panels and ruler checks on assembled units. They provide a practical view of how a branded retail display brings artwork and physical structure together.
This is a manufacturing case about the pictured displays. It does not report sales uplift, store rollout numbers or a brand endorsement of Holidaypac.
From a recognizable chocolate brand to a physical retail display
Feastables is associated with MrBeast and sells chocolate products. Its official brand story describes the early MrBeast Bar launch and the evolution of its packaging. For a packaging and display manufacturer, the relevant challenge is translating a recognizable identity into an assembled unit that buyers can inspect.
In this project, the bright blue background, Feastables wordmark, MrBeast portrait and pink shelf strips create a consistent visual system across the header, shelves and sides. The photographs document that execution. They are not evidence of a particular retailer installation or commercial result.
What this manufacturing case shows
The pair photograph shows two Feastables-branded stands with the same overall visual treatment. Each has a tall header above the product area and four open shelf levels. The enclosed base carries additional branding, extending the visual identity below the shelves.
Seeing assembled units is useful for checking whether printed panels line up with the structure. It also gives a buyer a clearer reference than artwork alone. The pictured shelves are empty, so this photograph does not demonstrate performance under product load.
Four shelves: connect the graphic layout to the product plan
A chocolate display stand needs a product plan as well as a print plan. Shelf openings should be checked against the actual sellable packs or display cartons. Buyers should confirm how many packs fit across and behind each other, how shoppers remove them and how staff replenish stock.
Here, the pink strips repeat a short launch message along the shelf fronts. Their position makes them visible beneath each product level. For a new project, the front lip height must be reviewed against pack graphics so that the lip supports presentation without hiding important information.
The visible layout is a reference for discussion. It does not establish the correct shelf spacing or capacity for a different chocolate product.
Brand visibility continues around the stand
The angled photograph shows how the blue graphic treatment wraps from the front into the sides. This matters when a stand can be approached from more than one direction. Header artwork helps identify the brand, while side panels provide another surface for storytelling.
For an original brand project, review the assembled sample from the front, both sides and normal shopper viewing positions. Check that folds do not interrupt key text, logos sit within their approved areas and important content remains readable after assembly.
Side-panel QR code: print placement needs a real scan check
A QR code is visible on the side panel, together with decorative graphics and additional Feastables branding. The photo establishes its printed placement. It does not verify the destination or prove that the code scans successfully.
Before approving a new display, scan the code on a physical printed sample using several phones. Keep adequate clear space around the code and avoid folds, seams or busy graphics that interfere with scanning. Confirm that the destination is the intended live page for the campaign.
This is a production review item, not a claim that this photographed code has already passed a documented scan test.
Dimension checks: what the ruler photos tell a buyer
Two photos show a ruler held horizontally across the front opening. Other views show a ruler beside the stand. These are useful records of a checking step, but the small images do not support a reliable complete set of measurements. We therefore do not publish inferred dimensions or shelf loads.
For procurement, request a dimensioned drawing and an agreed inspection record. Separate the outside footprint from usable shelf width, shelf depth and vertical clearance. Check the assembled stand with actual packs before confirming the production specification.
A practical chocolate display approval checklist
| Review item | What the buyer should confirm |
|---|---|
| Product fit | Actual pack dimensions, number of SKUs, facings and intended units per shelf. |
| Load and stability | Weight per pack, total shelf load, reinforcement needs and an agreed test method. |
| Artwork | Approved brand files, colors, image quality, fold positions and shelf-front visibility. |
| QR code | Correct destination, clear space and scans on a physical printed sample. |
| Retail setup | Allowed footprint, placement requirements and any retailer-specific instructions. |
| Packing and delivery | Flat or assembled packing, assembly instructions, carton protection and destination. |
These are recommended review points for a new order. The project photos do not prove completion of every test listed above.
Holidaypac: building a global packaging and display manufacturing brand
Founded in 2010, Holidaypac manufactures custom paper packaging and cardboard retail displays for brands, wholesalers and retail channels. Our ambition is to build a globally recognized manufacturing brand in packaging and retail display, through practical project execution and clear communication with buyers.
From nature. Back to nature. This expresses our brand philosophy: packaging and display decisions should consider the resources they use and what happens after use. Turning that philosophy into a project requires choices about materials, finishes, accessories and the available collection route.
For this display, no product-specific compostability, recyclability or environmental certification is presented here. Buyers seeking a documented environmental specification should confirm it for the complete structure, rather than relying on the appearance of cardboard alone.
The Feastables project illustrates a concrete part of Holidaypac's work: manufacturing branded displays that can be photographed, assembled and inspected. Our broader brand direction is supported by presenting real projects and their limits clearly, while helping each buyer define the next production brief.
Frequently asked questions
Who manufactured the Feastables-branded displays shown here?
Holidaypac manufactured the Feastables-branded cardboard display stands shown in these project photos. This case describes these specific units, not every display used by the brand.
What type of chocolate display stand is shown?
The photos show a freestanding cardboard floor display with four shelf levels, a tall printed header, pink shelf-front strips and printed side panels.
Do the photos prove shelf capacity or exact dimensions?
No. The ruler photos document a dimension-checking step, but they do not provide a reliably readable complete specification. Dimensions and load capacity must be confirmed from project drawings and testing.
Can Holidaypac manufacture a display for another chocolate brand?
Yes. Holidaypac offers custom cardboard retail displays. Send product dimensions, pack weights, quantity, artwork and retail requirements so the structure and quotation can be reviewed.
Is this display certified recyclable or compostable?
No product-specific recyclability or compostability certificate is presented in this case. Any environmental claim requires confirmation of the complete material, finish, accessories and disposal route.
What information is needed to request a quotation?
Provide product and carton sizes, weight per pack, SKU count, units per shelf, display footprint, order quantity, destination, packing preference and target delivery date.
Plan a chocolate display for your own brand
Explore Holidaypac's custom cardboard floor displays and the existing MrBeast chocolate display product page. To start a new project, send your display brief with pack sizes, weights, quantity and retail requirements.
We will review the structure and project requirements before confirming the specification, price and schedule.
Project photographs: Holidaypac. MrBeast and Feastables names, artwork and trademarks belong to their respective owners. Their appearance identifies the pictured manufacturing project and does not imply an endorsement of Holidaypac.
