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Brown Kraft Corrugated Clamshells, Boxes & Trays
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Brown Corrugated Kraft Basket Tray handles 35x23x8cm Ctn/50
$57.95Burger Box Brown Corrugated Kraft / Plain Ctn/250
Chip Cup Brown Corrugated Kraft / Plain Ctn/500
Dinner Box Brown Corrugated Kraft / Plain Ctn/150
Family Box Brown Corrugated Kraft / Plain Ctn/100
High Snack Box – Large Brown Corrugated Kraft / Plain Ctn/150
High/Jumbo Burger Box Brown Corrugated Kraft / Plain Ctn/200
Hot Dog Box Brown Corrugated Kraft / Plain Ctn/200
Hot Dog Tray Brown Corrugated Kraft Ctn/300
$41.50Pizza/Roti Box – Brown Corrugated Kraft / Plain Ctn/250
$67.50Snack Box – Large Brown Corrugated Kraft / Plain Ctn/200
Snack Box – Regular Brown Corrugated Kraft / Plain Ctn/200
Suckling Pig Tray Unfold Corrugated Pkt/30
$148.80Tray 1 Brown Corrugated Kraft / Plain Ctn/500
Tray 2 Brown Corrugated Kraft / Plain Ctn/250
Burgers, fried chicken and loaded fries need packaging that holds heat, stays rigid and does not collapse in a delivery bag. Kraft corrugated boxes do all three. Disposable King supplies kraft corrugated clamshells, boxes and trays to burger bars, chicken shops, food trucks and takeaway restaurants across Melbourne.
Corrugated board has a wavy fluted layer sandwiched between two flat sheets of kraft paper. It is the same structure as a shipping carton, but with a finer flute for food. The fluted layer traps air, which insulates hot food, and it makes the box far stronger than single-layer cardboard.
Check the dimensions on each listing against your most popular items.
Single-layer cardboard is thinner and cheaper, which suits light snacks. Corrugated kraft holds heat better, resists crushing and handles heavy, saucy food, so it is the better choice for burgers and delivery orders that travel.
Expanded polystyrene food containers are banned in Victoria. Corrugated kraft is made from a renewable material, has a natural look that suits burgers and street food, and clean boxes can go in paper recycling.
Lay out your menu and decide which item goes in which container. Burgers and toasties usually suit a clamshell. Wings and family meals suit a larger box. Loaded fries and nachos eaten on site suit an open tray. Having three clear options keeps portion sizes consistent and stops staff reaching for an oversized box for a small order, which saves real money over a busy trading week.
Line boxes with greaseproof paper for very saucy food to keep the board clean. Fold a stack of boxes before service so staff are ready when the Friday night rush hits. Keep cartons dry and off the floor, since moisture softens corrugated board and makes the tabs harder to lock.
Delivery app orders can sit in a bag for some time before reaching the customer, so packaging has to work harder. Corrugated kraft holds heat and keeps its shape when orders are stacked in a driver’s insulated bag. Close every clamshell firmly so tabs do not pop open, and put sauces in separate cups. Add a sticker across the box to show the order has not been opened. Good packaging leads to better reviews, since customers often rate the condition of their food as much as the taste, and it reduces refund requests through delivery platforms.
Takeaway shops use boxes every day, so bulk kraft corrugated boxes lower the cost per meal. Wholesale kraft corrugated boxes arrive flat, saving space. You can buy kraft corrugated boxes online from Disposable King, and kraft corrugated boxes online orders are delivered within Melbourne only, with free delivery on orders over $150 (ex GST) within 35 km of the CBD.
Corrugated board has a fluted middle layer that makes it stronger and better at holding heat.
Yes. They hold their shape, lock shut and let a little steam escape.
Yes. The air in the fluted layer insulates hot food.
No. Clamshells fold and lock with a tab.
Clean boxes can go in paper recycling. Greasy boxes belong in general waste or compost.
Yes. They stay rigid with heavy, saucy serves.
Yes. They are supplied flat and fold into shape in seconds.
The boxes are plain. A branded sticker or stamp is an easy way to add your logo.
No. Disposable King delivers within Melbourne only.
Yes. They are a common replacement for foam containers, which are banned in Victoria.