Grease through the box
Hot oil soaks into thin board and finds the weakest spot. That is where a box gives way first.
What we doOur boxes are E-flute kraft, and the food side carries a water-based grease barrier.
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Fries and fried chicken are the hardest food to carry: hot, oily and full of steam. We make kraft boxes and bags for them with a grease barrier on the food side, sized to your portions and printed with your name.
Loaded fries, to go
A small, a regular and a sharing size, each drawn to the portion you serve, so the box looks full when it leaves the fryer.
Most of it comes down to grease, steam and a box that was not made for either.
Hot oil soaks into thin board and finds the weakest spot. That is where a box gives way first.
What we doOur boxes are E-flute kraft, and the food side carries a water-based grease barrier.
Steam has nowhere to go in a closed container, so the crust softens on the ride.
What we doWe size the box to the portion instead of one big box for everything, and you try it with your own food on the sample before you order.
A tall, narrow container tips over when the bag is set down.
What we doA square base that sits flat, and bags with a square bottom that stand up while they are packed.
Every portion in a different container fills the back room and slows down the line.
What we doOne board and one look across sizes. Everything arrives flat and takes little room.
Fries in an unmarked box could be from anywhere.
What we doYour logo printed in 1 to 4 colours on the kraft face, on every size.
More towns and states limit foam and some plastics, and the rules differ from place to place.
What we doKraft board and paper, with a water-based barrier. No foam, no PE film on the boxes.
Where the packaging shows up in your day.
Cartons of flat boxes and bags go on one shelf.
A stack of boxes is folded before the doors open. About four seconds a box, by hand.
Scoop, close, bag. The box closes with one thumb and sits flat in the bag.
Orders go out in bags with a square bottom that stays upright on the passenger seat.
Count what is left and reorder from your account. The next run ships flat.
Start with the box your best seller goes in. Add the rest in the same kraft and the same print.
Fries, rings, tenders and wings, in a box that stands on the counter.
See boxes →Room for the chicken and a side next to it, with a lid that tucks shut.
See boxes →Grease-resistant liner, square bottom, twisted handles if you want them.
See bags →Loaded fries, rice and sides, with lids to match.
See bowls →Soft drinks and lemonade. Single or double wall.
See cups →The artwork is printed on the flat sheet before it is cut, so it sits in the same place on every box, whatever the size.
Most counters come to us from one of these.
Foam is limited in a growing number of places, and it cannot carry your logo. Kraft board can.
Thin board goes soft under hot oil. Our boxes are E-flute kraft with a water-based grease barrier on the food side.
A bag crushes and tips. A box stands on the counter and in the delivery bag.
From your first email to boxes on your shelf is usually four to six weeks. Most of that is production, which starts only when you have held a sample and signed off the proof.
Send sizes and monthly volume. We reply with a price and a drawn die-line.
A real sample in your hands. Put your food in it before you commit.
Nothing is cut until you sign off the digital proof. That proof is the spec.
Then 1–5 business days on the road, with tracking the day it leaves.
Working days. Production is 12 to 15 days after you approve the proof; the bar shows the longer end. Dates are good-faith estimates, and we tell you straight away if anything slips.
Something not covered here? Ask in the form below and we answer within one working day.
The food side of our boxes is virgin kraft with a water-based grease barrier. Bags for hot food have a grease-resistant liner.
If your food is very oily, say so and we sample the box with your food before you order.
Yes. Send the portion you serve, or the box you use now, and we draw a die-line to it. Every size except our standard burger box is drawn to order.
Yes. Flexo print in 1 to 4 colours on the kraft face, or plain.
2,000 per size.
About one working day for a quote and die-line, five working days for a sample, then 12 to 15 working days of production after you approve the proof. Transit is 1 to 5 business days.
No, flat. Our boxes set up by hand in about four seconds. The standard box is 7.1 × 7.1 × 2.8 in (180 × 180 × 70 mm); fry and chicken boxes are drawn to your portion.
A new account starts with a 30% deposit on the agreed order and a supply agreement. We then hold your products in our warehouse, and each month you pay only for what you used.
Send the sizes you serve, or the boxes you use now, and how many you go through in a month. We reply within one working day with a die-line and a price.