Food Containers for Takeaway, Catering & Kitchens

When it comes to food service, containers are one of those things people don’t think much about - until they cause a problem. A container that leaks, collapses, or doesn’t hold the right portion can slow everything down and frustrate both staff and customers.

That’s why choosing the right food containers matters more than it might seem.

This range focuses entirely on paper and kraft-based food containers, designed for businesses that need practical, easy-to-use solutions for everyday food service. Whether you’re packing takeaway meals, soups, set dishes, or small portions, these containers are made to fit naturally into how real kitchens operate.

Containers Designed Around Real Food, Not Theory

Every food business works differently, but the challenges are often the same: speed, consistency, and reliability. Containers need to be quick to grab, easy to fill, and strong enough to hold food without turning into a mess halfway through service.

That’s why this collection is organised by container type and size, rather than complicated product names. It helps you choose based on what you’re serving, without guesswork.

Kraft Food Containers

Kraft food containers are one of the most commonly used options in takeaway and catering environments. They’re sturdy and work well for a wide range of meals — from rice dishes and pasta to salads and hot set foods.

They hold their shape well when filled, making packing faster and cleaner. In busy kitchens, that reliability makes a noticeable difference during peak service hours.

Kraft Soup Containers

Soups, stews, and liquid-based foods need containers you can trust. Kraft soup containers are designed specifically for this purpose.

Their shape makes them easy to fill without spills, and they are widely used for soups, broths, curries, and similar dishes. They are a popular choice for takeaway and delivery services where food needs to stay secure from kitchen to customer.

Meal Prep Containers

Meal prep containers are all about consistency. They are commonly used for portioned meals, advance preparation, and organised food storage.

These containers help businesses keep portions the same every time, which supports both cost control and presentation. They are widely used by catering services, meal prep businesses, and food outlets offering ready-made meals.

Paper-Based Portion and Sauce Containers

Small containers matter just as much as large ones. Paper-based portion containers are used for sauces, dips, sides, and dressings.

They help keep meals organised and allow everything to be packed together neatly. This is especially useful for takeaway and delivery orders where separation and presentation still matter.

Why Paper Containers Are Easy to Work With

All containers in this range are made from paper-based materials, and there’s a reason so many food businesses rely on them.

Paper containers are familiar, easy to handle, and don’t require any changes to existing food preparation or packing processes. Staff already know how to use them, which helps keep service running smoothly.

From a practical point of view, paper containers:

Stack neatly in storage
Are easy to grab during service
Hold food securely during short transport
Work well for both hot and cold dishes

They don’t overcomplicate things — they simply work.

Getting the Size Right Makes Service Easier

Using the correct container size saves time, reduces waste, and improves how food looks when served.

This range includes commonly used sizes such as:

1 oz, 2 oz, 4 oz, and 8 oz for sauces, sides, and small portions
12 oz and 16 oz for soups, desserts, and single meals
500 ml, 650 ml, 750 ml, and 1000 ml for main dishes and set meals

When container sizes match the food, packing becomes quicker and more consistent. It also helps avoid overfilling or under-serving, which can cause issues later.

Simple Colours That Suit Any Menu

The colour options in this container range are intentionally kept simple. Neutral colours work across different cuisines and food styles without clashing with presentation.

They look clean, professional, and suitable for everything from street food to catering setups. Keeping colours simple also makes containers easy to mix and match across different menu items.

Where These Containers Are Used Every Day

Paper-based food containers are used across a wide range of food businesses, including:

Takeaway and delivery kitchens
Cafés and casual dining outlets
Catering services and events
Meal prep and ready-meal businesses
Street food vendors and pop-ups

They’re popular because they fit into almost any setup without requiring special handling or additional processes.

Designed for Busy Service, Not Display

In real kitchens, packaging needs to keep up with demand. Containers should separate easily, stack well, and not slow staff down during busy periods.

These containers are chosen with that reality in mind. They are straightforward, familiar, and easy to use — exactly what most food businesses need.

A Practical Step Away from Plastic

Many businesses are moving away from plastic packaging while still needing containers that perform well in everyday service.

Paper-based containers offer a practical alternative without forcing changes to how food is packed or served. It’s a simple shift that fits naturally into existing workflows.

Why Businesses Choose Containers from This Range

This container collection is built around everyday food service needs. Everything is clearly organised by container type, size, material, and colour, making it easier to find exactly what you need.

The focus isn’t on trends or over-designed packaging — it’s on containers that do their job properly, day after day.

Final Thoughts

Food containers may seem like a small detail, but they play a big role in how smoothly a food business runs. When containers work as expected, staff move faster, food stays presentable, and customers receive their orders without issues.

This paper-based container range is designed to support real kitchens and real service environments. Simple, reliable, and easy to use — exactly how food packaging should be.