Cardboard Boxes
The disposable (delivery) cardboard boxes we offer are made from oil-resistant cardboard without a polyethylene coating. Commonly, cardboard used for this purpose is single-side extruded (laminated) with a thin layer of polyethylene.
Our delivery boxes have a barrier layer that is biodegradable, compostable, and recyclable. This barrier prevents grease from penetrating the packaging and makes it oil-resistant. The cardboard used in the production of these boxes is certified for direct food contact, which makes the packaging safe for foods containing fat. Fat is one of the strongest carriers of contaminants from packaging to food. That is why it is important that the material is suitable for contact with products from the food industry.
The disposable cardboard boxes are made from brown kraft cardboard with a barrier layer. We also offer boxes without a barrier layer, as some clients prefer to line the box with oil-resistant paper, which provides a finishing touch and prevents grease from seeping through the box.
Flat Design
When designing our disposable boxes, we aimed for most of them to feature a flat design. What advantages does this bring?
With flat-pack disposable boxes, transportation and storage are much easier and more cost-efficient. For example, transporting 1,000 ready-to-fill boxes would normally require at least 10–15 cartons. With a flat design, the same number of boxes can fit into just two cartons. They could even fit into one carton, although its weight would be higher. This way, transporting one or two cartons saves carbon emissions compared to transporting 15. It is also much easier to find storage space for one carton rather than 10 or 15.
Yes, it will take you a little time to fold the boxes yourself, but in doing so you will help protect the environment by reducing unnecessary carbon emissions.