Small Lunch Box w/t PLA Window 200pc/ctn
Small Lunch Box w/t PLA Window 200pc/ctn
200pc/ctn
Pakio
warehouse 7/57-59 Whiteside Road
Clayton South VIC 3169
Australia
Our Small Lunch Box with a PLA window is the perfect packaging solution for both hot and cold foods. Crafted from eco-friendly, food-grade paper with a PLA coating, this box offers a water and grease-resistant layer to keep your food fresh and delicious. Whether you're packing sandwiches, wraps, salads, fried chicken, noodles, pasta, or dumplings, this versatile lunch box has you covered.
The transparent PLA window enhances food presentation, making your offerings visually appealing. It's moisture-resistant, adding to its practicality. Please note that this lunch box is not suitable for use in a microwave or oven and is not recommended for long-term refrigeration.
Available in three convenient sizes, this lunch box is also industrially compostable, aligning with sustainable practices. Ideal for cafes, delis, and takeaway services, it combines functionality with eco-consciousness.
| Product Dimension | 110x90x64 |
| Colour | Brown |
| Material | Cardboard + PLA |
| Pcs/bag | 50 |
| Bags/CTN | 4 |
| Pcs/CTN | 200 |
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Comprehensive FAQ on PLA-Coated Food Containers
PLA, or Polylactic Acid, is a plant-based bioplastic made from renewable resources like corn starch or sugarcane. It is used in various sustainable food packaging applications due to its environmentally friendly properties compared to traditional plastics derived from petroleum.
Yes, PLA is food safe and is FDA approved for food contact. It is made from plant sugars and is non-toxic, making it suitable for packaging food items, including compostable coffee cups.
Yes, PLA-coated disposable coffee cups are treated to withstand the temperature of hot drinks, making them suitable for beverages like coffee. They are a great option for those seeking sustainable coffee packaging.
PLA products are not recommended for microwave use as they can warp or leak. They can also become brittle when frozen, so it's best to avoid storing biodegradable coffee cups in the freezer.
PLA-coated products can be recycled, but they require specific recycling programs. They should not be mixed with traditional plastics to avoid contamination. If possible, opt for compostable options.
The best disposal method for plant-based coffee cups made with PLA is through industrial composting facilities, where they can decompose fully within approximately 90 days.
The production of PLA-coated materials is more complex and slower than conventional plastics, contributing to higher costs. However, choosing sustainable coffee packaging helps reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
Yes, using compostable PLA products can reduce carbon emissions and reliance on fossil fuels, as they are derived from renewable resources. Proper disposal and recycling are crucial to maximizing their environmental benefits.