Fiesta Compostable Bagasse Burger Boxes 157mm (500 Pack)
Product Description
These burger boxes are made from bagasse — a natural fibre byproduct of sugarcane processing. Once the juice is extracted, the remaining pulp is pressed and formed into rigid food...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 500
- Colour
- White
- Dimensions
- 84(H) x 150(W) x 153(D)mm
- Furniture shape
- Rectangular
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Product Description
These burger boxes are made from bagasse — a natural fibre byproduct of sugarcane processing. Once the juice is extracted, the remaining pulp is pressed and formed into rigid food packaging. The result is a box that performs similarly to conventional polystyrene or plastic alternatives but is fully compostable at commercial composting facilities, diverting packaging waste away from landfill.
In a busy takeaway or food service environment, bagasse has a practical advantage worth noting: the fibrous structure allows steam to escape rather than trapping it, which helps keep fried and grilled items crisper for longer after boxing. This makes these boxes a reasonable choice for burgers, loaded fries, and similar dishes where moisture retention is a concern.
From an operational standpoint, the key benefits are:
- Compostable at certified commercial composting sites, supporting waste diversion targets
- Made from renewable sugarcane waste rather than virgin or fossil-fuel-derived materials
- Bottom ridges help lift food slightly, reducing direct contact with any accumulated moisture
- Rigid enough to stack and handle at speed during busy service periods
- Supplied in a pack of 500, reducing how frequently stock needs replenishing
These boxes are suited to operators who are working towards reducing single-use plastic or meeting local authority or client sustainability requirements. They are a practical fit for takeaways, street food traders, event caterers, and casual dining operations. Bagasse packaging does carry a higher unit cost than standard polystyrene boxes, so operators running very high volumes should factor that into procurement decisions. If you are unsure whether this product fits your service volumes or waste disposal arrangements, the team is happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- Made from pressed sugarcane bagasse, a renewable waste material
- Bottom ridges elevate food to reduce moisture contact during service
- Fully compostable at certified commercial composting facilities
- Rigid construction handles stacking and fast-paced service conditions
- Supplied in a 500-unit pack for efficient bulk stock management
Operational Benefits
- Helps operators reduce reliance on polystyrene and single-use plastic packaging
- Keeps fried and grilled items crisper by allowing steam to escape naturally
- Supports compliance with sustainability targets and food service green policies
- Bulk pack quantity reduces restocking frequency during high-volume service periods
- Diverts packaging waste from landfill when disposed of via commercial composting
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 500
- Colour
- White
- Dimensions
- 84(H) x 150(W) x 153(D)mm
- Furniture shape
- Rectangular
- Material
- Bagasse
- Microwave safe
- Yes
- Weight
- 24g
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes — bagasse packaging is certified for commercial composting, not home composting bins. Operators should confirm their waste contractor accepts compostable food packaging before committing to this format, as not all local authority or private collection services currently process it.
- Bagasse has reasonable resistance to heat and grease for short holding periods, making it suitable for burgers, fried chicken, and similar items. It is not designed for prolonged exposure to very wet or heavily sauced food, where a coated or deeper container may perform better.
- Bagasse packaging typically costs more per unit than conventional polystyrene equivalents, which is worth factoring in if you are running very high covers. For operators where sustainability credentials are important to their customers or contract requirements, many find the cost difference justifiable — but it is sensible to review volumes before switching your full packaging supply.