New Atera reusable food service packaging

Published On: 20th April 2026

We’re pleased to announce that Atera is now available to our customers – an innovative range of reusable food service packaging designed to deliver outstanding performance, exceptional durability, and trusted results.

Built for busy food-to-go, catering and hospitality environments, Atera offers a practical alternative to single-use packaging – helping operators support reuse schemes and reduce waste without compromising on usability.

Key features and benefits

  • Reusable – tested up to 200 uses.
  • Made from 60% plant-based material (Oryzite, a by-product of rice).
  • Dishwasher safe up to 90°C.
  • Microwave safe up to 900W.
  • Freezer safe.
  • Suitable for regeneration ovens up to 120°C.
  • Shatterproof and stackable for easy storage and handling.
  • Contemporary design for high consumer acceptance.
  • Recyclable at end of life (via a takeback scheme/end-of-life recycling route, where available).

Atera is ideal for operators looking to introduce (or expand) reusable packaging across food-to-go, workplace catering, education, travel hubs, events and contract catering – especially where products need to withstand repeat washing and fast-paced service.

Ask our team about the most suitable Atera products for your menu, service style and dish washing set-up.

For more information about Atera reusable food packaging, please contact us today on 0333 207 2003 or 0333 207 2001 – or click here.

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