Bagasse Meal Box (8x8")

8" x 8" Bagasse Meal Box HP4 is a square clamshell container constructed from moulded sugarcane bagasse, featuring an integrated hinged lid that closes in one smooth movement. Designed for busy food service operations, this eco-friendly meal box holds a full main course and stacks efficiently in hot boxes, making it a practical choice for takeaways, catering kitchens and high-volume meal preparation.

Key Features

• Material: Moulded sugarcane bagasse, made without intentionally added PFAS
• Size/Capacity: 8" x 8" square well, suitable for full main course portions
• Pack size: 50 per sleeve, 200 per case
• Eco credentials: Certified home compostable, breaks down in home compost heaps or with food waste
• Compatibility: HP4 clamshell format with integrated hinged lid for single-movement closure

Ideal For

Takeaways rely on these boxes for packaging hot dinners, rice dishes and curries that customers carry home. Catering kitchens use them to portion and transport plated meals for events, conferences and private functions. Meal-prep operations benefit from the stackable design when assembling weekly subscription boxes. Canteens and staff restaurants serve hot lunches in these containers, while delis use them for pasta salads and warm grain bowls.

Picture a Friday evening rush at a busy chipper: staff fill each box with a generous portion of curry and chips, snap the lid closed with one hand, and stack the orders in a hot box ready for collection. At a corporate event, caterers plate individual main courses in advance, knowing the boxes will keep food warm during transport. A health-focused meal-prep business portions chicken stir-fry and vegetables into dozens of these containers, confident they will hold up during delivery and satisfy eco-conscious customers.

Good to Know

The boxes stack securely in hot boxes, helping maintain food temperature during busy service periods. The hinged lid design allows staff to close containers quickly with one movement, speeding up packing lines. After use, these containers can be disposed of with food waste or added to a home compost heap where they will break down naturally. Store sleeves in a dry area away from direct heat to maintain structural integrity before use.