Fiesta Compostable Bagasse Burger Box 84x153x150mm (Pack 500)
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Lessen your business's impact on the environment by using these 150 (W) x 153 (D) mm Fiesta Green compostable bagasse burger boxes. Made with renewable, waste sugarcane, these bagasse burger boxes are highly sustainable and have a smaller carbon footprint than standard polystyrene food packaging. As such, using these burger boxes will improve your business's green footprint and show your customers you are committed to environmental causes. The bagasse material also makes the burger boxes fully compostable in commercial composting sites. This will help to divert more of your waste away from landfill, saving you money while also further reducing your environmental impact. The bagasse material means these boxes will also not trap condensation, keeping your burgers, chips and other dishes deliciously crispy for longer.
Lessen your business's impact on the environment by using these 150 (W) x 153 (D) mm Fiesta Green compostable bagasse burger boxes. Made with renewable, waste sugarcane, these bagasse burger boxes are highly sustainable and have a smaller carbon footprint than standard polystyrene food packaging. As such, using these burger boxes will improve your business's green footprint and show your customers you are committed to environmental causes. The bagasse material also makes the burger boxes fully compostable in commercial composting sites. This will help to divert more of your waste away from landfill, saving you money while also further reducing your environmental impact. The bagasse material means these boxes will also not trap condensation, keeping your burgers, chips and other dishes deliciously crispy for longer.
AmazonBagasse is a compostable material made with recycled sugar cane Will fully compost in under 12 weeks in an industrial composting site Certified compostable to the BS EN 13432 standard Eco-friendly alternatives to polystyrene food boxes Has a smaller carbon footprint than standard polystyrene food packaging