Description
4 Compartment Lunch Box

The switch to eco-friendly food packaging is happening rapidly. Traditional plastic food containers harm the environment and our health. If you are looking for an alternative that feels like plastic yet is sleek and sustainable, say hello to cornstarch food containers.

As the name suggests, the compartment cornstarch lunch box is made using PLA extracted from a highly renewable resource—corn. Some dub these as bioplastic containers. These bioplastic containers are far more environmentally friendly than petroleum-based plastics. The natural colour of the eco lunch box derives from renewable cornstarch plastic. They break down much faster under composting conditions.
Switch to Sustainable Food Packaging

Apart from reducing plastic, one can also increase their brand’s image with a premium takeaway outlook. The material is strong and durable, making the lunch boxes and bowls to be ideal for hot and cold dishes. They are also tested to be leakproof, an upper hand for those offering food delivery services. One could appreciate how effortlessly the cornstarch lid secures over the cornstarch container.
Pack Set Meals with Cornstarch Lunch Box

This 4 compartment lunch box is also microwave and freezer-safe. It is a solid option for bento set meals. Perhaps the biggest advantage of using this cornstarch container is the ability to reduce plastic consumption but enjoy the functionality and familiarity of the plastic containers.
Get our cornstarch lunch box today!
Cornstarch Lunch Box Packaging
- Material: Cornstarch
- Capacity: 1100ml
- Product Dimensions: Length: 25cm, Width: 22cm, Height: 4.5cm +/-
- 200 pieces per carton (50 pieces x 4 packets)
- Common dishes: Rice set meals, bento meals, noodles and pasta.
- Carton box dimensions: 60cm x 45.5cm x 50cm +/-

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