Cardboard Disposable Boxes
Most of the food boxes available on the market are made from cardboard coated with a thin layer of polyethylene on the inside. Because the polyethylene is bonded to the paper, the recycling process for this type of box becomes extremely complicated.
In contrast, our disposable boxes are made from oil-resistant cardboard. This material contains no polyethylene and is 100% biodegradable.
All disposable food boxes we offer are fully recyclable and can even be composted in a home composter. The cardboard used is specially developed for the food industry and is certified for direct food contact, ensuring that the boxes are safe for foods containing fat—one of the most common carriers of contaminants from packaging to food. The oil-resistant layer on the inside of our boxes creates a barrier that prevents grease from passing through the cardboard.
These oil-resistant disposable boxes are suitable for serving burgers, French fries, popcorn, donuts, and many other foods.
We also offer cardboard packaging without this barrier layer, as some of our clients prefer to line the boxes with oil-resistant paper. This gives the product a more aesthetic and finished look, while also protecting the box from absorbing grease.
Flat-Design Cardboard Boxes
Most of the disposable boxes we offer come in a flat design.
Flat-pack packaging offers many advantages. Its compact form allows a large number of boxes to fit into a small space, making them easier to store and transport. This also makes them more cost-efficient. For example, while 1,000 pre-assembled boxes would normally require 10–15 cartons, the same number of flat boxes can fit into no more than two cartons.
The smaller volume of flat-pack boxes not only saves on delivery costs but also reduces the harmful emissions released during transportation. It is also far easier to store 1–2 cartons of disposable boxes than 15 cartons.