Leafware White Paper Fork (155mm)

Leafware White Paper Fork is a disposable cutlery option crafted from paper board, offering food service businesses a lightweight and environmentally conscious alternative to traditional plastic forks. Measuring 155mm in length, this fork is designed for single-use applications where convenience, hygiene and sustainability matter. Ideal for busy cafés, restaurants and takeaways seeking to reduce their plastic footprint without compromising on functionality.

Key Features

• Material: Paper board
• Size/Capacity: 155mm length
• Pack size: 1,000 per case
• Eco credentials: Recyclable

Ideal For

Cafés and coffee shops rely on these forks for customers enjoying pastries, cakes and light bites at the counter or on the go. Restaurants and hotels use them for buffet service, outdoor dining and room service trays where collection and washing of metal cutlery is impractical. Takeaways and food trucks include them with meal orders, providing customers with a ready-to-use utensil that aligns with growing demand for plastic-free packaging. Delis and bakeries add them to salad boxes, quiches and prepared meals sold over the counter. Caterers appreciate the bulk case quantity for events, weddings and corporate functions where large volumes of single-use cutlery are required.

Picture a lunchtime rush at a busy city deli: customers grabbing freshly made pasta salads need a fork included in the box. At a weekend food market, a vendor hands over a portion of curry with rice, complete with a paper fork ready to eat immediately. During a catered business lunch, staff set out trays of finger food alongside stacks of these forks for easy guest access, knowing cleanup will be straightforward and the waste stream recyclable.

Good to Know

Available in white, this fork is part of the Leafware product range. Complementary items include the Leafware White Paper Knife and Leafware White Paper Tea Spoon, allowing you to create a complete, coordinated cutlery set for table service or takeout packaging. Store in a dry location away from moisture to maintain structural integrity. After use, dispose of in general recycling where paper board is accepted by your local waste collection service.