Vegware No5 Food Carton - 1050ml (Box 150)
Pack: 1 x 1
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Ideal for any fast food establishment, snack bar or roadside catering business, these 37oz No.5 Vegware compostable paperboard food cartons deliver sustainability and practicality at an affordable price. Featuring a paperboard base and a water-based lining, these food cartons are able to be fully composted in under 12 weeks if sent to an industrial composting facility. This will help you send less waste to landfill, reducing these sites' damaging effects on the environment while also saving you money on landfill tax. The sustainably sourced paperboard used to make these cartons is also highly renewable and has a smaller carbon footprint than standard plastic food packaging. This will help to further improve your business's green credentials. Leak-proof, webbed corners will help to prevent spills, ensuring your customers can easily transport and consume their food on the go.
Leak-proof webbed corners and fold-in flaps ensure the boxes close securely
Sturdy construction keeps food protected when in transit
Kraft colourway gives these boxes a wonderfully organic look
Paperboard material is safe for serving food at temperatures of up to 160�C
Grease and heat-resistant design is ideal for serving salads, pasta, curries and pies
Supplied fully assembled for use straight out of the box
Made in the UK
The boxes are not microwave, freezer or oven-safe
The cartons can be commercially composted
These boxes emit less carbon during production than polystyrene alternatives
