New Taste range with Morro™ coating – made from plants

Published On: 11th July 2025

Introducing Taste range with Morro™ coating made from plants: The Future of Food Packaging – Exclusively from Bunzl Catering Supplies

Bunzl Catering Supplies is proud to unveil the latest in sustainable food packaging innovation: the new Taste range with Morro™ coating. Available exclusively through Bunzl Catering Supplies until October 2025, this market-leading solution is designed to meet the evolving needs of foodservice operators and environmentally conscious consumers alike.

A Sustainable Way to Serve

Crafted in the UK from responsibly sourced paper, Taste boxes feature a Morro™ coating made from plants with no chemical modification: classified as plastic-free and exempt under the Single Use Plastics Directive (SUPD) EU 2019/904.

Designed for Performance

Delivering exceptional grease and leak resistance, Taste boxes are engineered for high-pressure hot food and delivery environments, offering:

  • Outstanding insulation to keep food hotter for longer
  • Leak-proof, webbed design for secure transport
  • Secure locking lids and three versatile sizes (650ml, 950ml, 1400ml)
  • Perfect presentation for dine-in, takeaway, or alfresco dining

Whether you’re serving from a hot counter or delivering to customers, Taste boxes provide a premium, sustainable packaging solution that aligns with your brand’s environmental values.

Exclusive Availability
This innovative range is available only from Bunzl Catering Supplies until October 2025, giving customers a unique opportunity to lead the market in sustainable packaging.

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