Abstract: A shipping carton for storage and transport of produce under cold and humid conditions comprising a tray and a cover. The tray has stacking tabs extending upwardly from its top corners and is formed by bottom, end, and side panels secured together by flaps extending between the panels. The cover, adapted to fit over the top of the tray to close the carton, has portions defining openings through which the stacking tabs extend when the carton is closed, whereby a second carton stacked on the closed carton is essentially prevented from shifting.

Abstract: A shipping carton for storage and/or transport of produce under cold and/or humid conditions comprising an erected body wrap and end wall pieces positioned at opposite ends of the body wrap. The end wall pieces are impregnated with a moisture resistant agent and stacking tabs are provided on the top of the carton. Preferably, the tabs have a structure corresponding to the structure of the bottom corners of a second similar carton stacked thereon, whereby they prevent the relative shifting of the cartons.