Does the storage box really matter?
Short answer
It won the ICAST 2026 Tackle Management award, so the industry thinks so.
In detail
The practical reason is that thin strands deform under load; a plain pouch lets a carton compress the baits, and a deformed strand is a returned unit.
Where this answer comes from
Part of the product record Urchin baits: the 2026 category that arrived from Japan (Urchin baits). The record carries the tables this answer is drawn from, the fields a factory needs before quoting, and an explicit list of what has not been verified.
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Other questions in this record
- What is an urchin bait?
- Is it an imitation of a sea urchin?
- Why did a 20-year-old Japanese bait suddenly take over the US market in 2026?
- Is this a fad a factory should tool up for?
- Can a Chinese factory make an urchin-style bait without infringing the original?
- What does a buyer have to specify before a factory can quote?
- Do we publish a price band for urchin baits?
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