Bagasse 2 Compartment Meal Box (9x6x2")

Bagasse Meal Box 2 Compartment (9x6x2") provides a sturdy, sustainable solution for serving meals with separate components. Made from bagasse, a renewable sugarcane byproduct, this hinged-lid container keeps mains and sides neatly divided while remaining fully compostable. Perfect for food businesses seeking eco-friendly packaging that performs under real-world conditions.

Key Features

• Material: Moulded sugarcane bagasse, made without intentionally added PFAS
• Size/Capacity: 230mm x 150mm x 50mm (9in x 6in x 2in), 1000ml total across two compartments
• Pack size: 50 per sleeve, 250 per case
• Eco credentials: Fully compostable, certified home compostable, breaks down with food waste
• Compatibility: Microwave safe, leak-resistant, suitable for hot and cold foods

Ideal For

Takeaways use these boxes for rice and curry combos, keeping sauce separate from grains until the customer is ready to eat. Restaurants offering delivery find them ideal for pasta with a side of garlic bread, or noodle dishes with accompaniments. Cafés and delis rely on the two-compartment design for salads with dressing kept apart, ensuring leaves stay crisp during transit. Caterers serving corporate lunches appreciate how the hinged lid closes in one movement, speeding up plating for large orders. Meal-prep businesses package weekly portions where protein and vegetables need to remain distinct.

Picture the lunchtime rush at a busy Asian takeaway: staff fill one compartment with steaming fried rice and the other with sweet and sour chicken, snap the lid shut, and hand it to a waiting courier. Later, a deli counter worker uses the same box to assemble a grain bowl with hummus on one side and roasted vegetables on the other. At a catered event, these boxes stack neatly in insulated bags, arriving at the venue with every component exactly where it should be.

Good to Know

Store flat in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight to maintain structural integrity before use. The bagasse material handles microwave reheating well, though customers should remove any foil or stickers before heating. After use, these boxes can be disposed of in food waste bins or home compost heaps, where they break down naturally. For businesses offering cutlery or napkins alongside meals, consider wooden cutlery sets and unbleached napkins to maintain a consistent eco-friendly presentation across your service.