Tray – 6×9″ Burger Box

6×9″ Bagasse Burger Boxes (25 Pack) – Large Eco-Friendly Takeaway Solution
Upgrade your food delivery with our spacious 6×9″ Bagasse burger boxes, the ideal eco-friendly takeaway solution for larger meals. Available in convenient packs of 25, these durable containers are crafted from 100% natural bagasse pulp – a highly sustainable and rapidly renewable byproduct of sugarcane. They provide a premium, sustainable alternative to traditional plastic or foam containers for businesses.

These generous compostable burger boxes are specifically designed to accommodate larger burgers, substantial sandwiches, kebabs, fish & chips, or combination meals, keeping your food fresh, hot, and secure. Their inherently sturdy and rigid construction ensures reliability, while being naturally grease-resistant and leak-proof to prevent any messy spills during transport. Fully microwave-safe and freezer-safe, they offer unparalleled versatility for both food preparation and reheating.

By opting for our biodegradable bagasse food containers, you are demonstrating a strong commitment to environmental stewardship. These sustainable takeaway boxes decompose naturally, leaving no harmful residues and significantly reducing landfill waste. For a practical, robust, and genuinely green packaging solution that enhances your brand’s eco-conscious image, our large bagasse burger boxes are the perfect choice.

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