Zest™ Eco-Packaging Salad and Deli Boxes

Published On: 3rd August 2020

The Zest™ Eco-Packaging range is the next generation of sustainable cold food packaging for the hospitality sector. Sustainably sourced, this range of salad and deli boxes with hinged lids, uses the latest materials and manufacturing techniques to minimise environmental impact.

Healthy eating has become mainstream, with customers increasingly choosing low fat or low-calorie dishes and meat-free options. Salads filled with fresh, super-food ingredients like beetroot, kale or sunflower seeds are popular – and customers are looking for on the go salads to be presented in an environmentally responsible way. Healthy cold food dishes packaged with safety and sustainability top-of-mind will continue to be in demand on food to go menus in the wake of Covid-19.

Available in six sizes, from 250ml deli boxes to 1000ml salad boxes, these Zest salad and deli boxes present a great solution for serving healthy-eats on the go. Made from sustainably sourced materials with recyclable (when free from food contamination) and commercially compostable board, Zest salad and deli boxes have an aqueous water-based coating on the board, for superior grease and moisture resistance.

Custom print is also available on the Zest range – please contact us today for more information or click here.

 

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