Fiesta Compostable Bagasse Burger Boxes 153mm (500 Pack)
Product Description
These bagasse burger boxes from Fiesta Compostable are made from recycled sugarcane fibre — a byproduct of sugar production that would otherwise go to waste. Each box provides a sturdy,...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 500
- Colour
- White
- Dimensions
- 81(H) x 149(W) x 152(D)mm
- Furniture shape
- Rectangular
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Product Description
These bagasse burger boxes from Fiesta Compostable are made from recycled sugarcane fibre — a byproduct of sugar production that would otherwise go to waste. Each box provides a sturdy, grease-resistant enclosure suitable for burgers, pies, and similar handheld items, and the side ridges help retain the box's shape during service and transit.
In a busy food service environment, packaging needs to hold up under speed. Bagasse performs well here — it handles warmth without distorting, and unlike some plastic-lined alternatives, it doesn't trap condensation against the food. That means your product reaches the customer in better condition, with less risk of a soggy base undermining the presentation.
- Fully compostable at commercial composting facilities, diverting waste from landfill
- Made from recycled sugarcane fibre — a renewable, low-waste material
- Side ridges maintain box integrity during handling and transit
- Resistant to grease and moisture without plastic lining
- Lower carbon footprint in production compared to polystyrene equivalents
From a practical standpoint, these boxes are certified for commercial composting — which means they qualify for food waste and packaging streams at appropriate facilities. If your operation is working towards waste reduction targets or looking to reduce landfill exposure, switching to a compostable format like this is a straightforward step. It's worth confirming with your waste contractor that they accept commercially compostable bagasse packaging before committing to volume.
These boxes are well suited to burger vans, festival catering, casual dining operations, dark kitchens, and any setting where single-use packaging forms part of the service model. The 500-pack format suits moderate to high-volume operations. If your throughput is lower, a smaller pack count may reduce storage demands and the risk of stock going unused.
If you're unsure whether this format fits your menu or waste disposal arrangements, our team is happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- Made from recycled sugarcane fibre with no plastic lining
- Side ridges maintain structural integrity during handling and transit
- Grease and moisture resistant for warm food service use
- Certified compostable at commercial composting facilities
- 500-unit pack suited to moderate to high-volume food service
Operational Benefits
- Reduces condensation build-up, keeping food presentation intact
- Supports landfill diversion through certified commercial composting
- Lowers packaging carbon footprint versus polystyrene alternatives
- Demonstrates credible environmental commitment to customers
- Bulk pack format reduces reorder frequency during busy periods
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 500
- Colour
- White
- Dimensions
- 81(H) x 149(W) x 152(D)mm
- Furniture shape
- Rectangular
- Material
- Bagasse
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Weight
- 20g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes — bagasse handles warmth well without distorting or releasing harmful compounds, making it suitable for freshly prepared hot food. It also resists grease effectively without requiring a plastic liner, which is one of the reasons it performs better than many paper-based alternatives in this application.
- These boxes are certified compostable at commercial composting facilities, but they are not suitable for home composting or standard recycling streams. You should confirm with your waste contractor that they accept commercially compostable bagasse packaging before switching, as collection arrangements vary by region and provider.
- For lower-volume sites — a small café or occasional events operator, for example — 500 units may result in stock sitting for extended periods, which is worth factoring into your storage planning. Higher-volume operations such as burger vans or dark kitchens running consistent covers will typically move through a case more quickly and benefit more from the bulk format.