Colpac Biodegradable Newspaper Print Paper Chip Cones 183mm (x1000)
Product Description
These Colpac chip cones are made from pulpboard and printed in a classic newspaper style, giving fried food portions a familiar, traditional presentation without the need for branded packaging. They...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 1000
- Bpa free
- BPA free
- Colour
- Multi
- Diameter
- 150
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Product Description
These Colpac chip cones are made from pulpboard and printed in a classic newspaper style, giving fried food portions a familiar, traditional presentation without the need for branded packaging. They are designed for single-use serving of chips, onion rings, and similar fried snacks at food service counters, takeaways, market stalls, and casual dining operations.
The pulpboard material is biodegradable and recyclable, which means operators can serve food in a format that meets increasingly common sustainability commitments without moving to more expensive or less practical packaging alternatives. The newspaper print finish is well established in fish and chip and street food settings, where it reinforces a straightforward, no-frills identity.
From a practical standpoint, the cones offer a few everyday advantages worth noting:
- Supplied flat, so a pack of 1000 takes up considerably less storage space than pre-formed alternatives
- Biodegradable and recyclable pulpboard supports sustainability policies and reduces landfill contribution
- Consistent cone form holds portion shape during service without the need for trays or liners
- Newspaper print finish suits a wide range of casual and street food settings without appearing generic
- Single-use format removes any cleaning requirement between services
There are no installation requirements — these are a straightforward consumable. Storage is the main consideration: the flat-packed format makes stacking easy, but as with any paper product, they should be kept away from moisture and stored in a dry environment to prevent the material from softening before use.
These cones are well suited to takeaways, fish and chip shops, food festival traders, and pub kitchens that serve bar snacks. For operations with very high throughput or a need for larger portion sizes, it is worth checking whether a larger cone format would be more appropriate before committing to a full case quantity.
If you are unsure which cone size best fits your typical portion, or whether this format suits your service style, the team is happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Pulpboard construction is fully biodegradable and recyclable
- Classic newspaper print finish suits traditional fried food presentation
- Supplied flat for compact, space-efficient storage in busy premises
- Single-use format eliminates any washing or preparation between servings
- Pack of 1000 cones provides reliable high-volume supply for busy services
Operational Benefits
- Reduces packaging waste footprint in line with sustainability commitments
- Saves valuable storage space compared to pre-formed cone alternatives
- Speeds up service by eliminating the need for plates or separate containers
- Familiar newspaper aesthetic reinforces traditional or street food brand identity
- High pack quantity reduces reorder frequency during sustained busy periods
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 1000
- Bpa free
- BPA free
- Colour
- Multi
- Diameter
- 150
- Dimensions
- 180(H) x 150(Ø)mm
- Freezer safe
- No
- Material
- Pulpboard
- Microwave safe
- No
- Weight
- 1.02kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- It depends heavily on portion size and customer volume, but a busy fish and chip shop or street food trader serving a few hundred covers could work through 200 to 400 cones in a single service period. A pack of 1000 typically covers two to five busy services for most mid-sized operations, though it is worth monitoring your actual usage before deciding how much stock to hold.
- Pulpboard cones handle the residual heat of freshly fried food well enough for normal counter service, but they are not designed for prolonged contact with very high temperatures or saturated steam. Allowing portions to drain briefly before coning is good practice and helps the cone hold its shape through service.
- Because pulpboard is a paper-based material, it can soften if exposed to moisture or humidity over time. Store the packs in a dry, ventilated area away from any steam-generating equipment. The flat-packed format makes it straightforward to stack cases neatly on shelving without taking up excessive space.