Ecobyte Burger Box | Compostable, Oil & Grease Resistant – Buy ITC Ecobyte (Pack of 25)

 


The Ecobyte ITC Burger Box (Whopper Size) is designed for restaurants, QSRs, and delivery businesses that prioritize hygiene and sustainability. Made from FSC-certified paper, it supports responsible forestry and reduces environmental impact.

Featuring ITC’s BioSeal compostable coating, the box is 100% plastic-free, meeting ISO 17088 standards for compostability. This eliminates the need for polyethylene layers while keeping the box durable and food-safe.

Its oil and grease-resistant barrier ensures that burgers, fries, nuggets, or samosas stay fresh without the box turning soggy. The germ-free external coating meets strict sanitization norms, providing added protection for takeaway and delivery.

Lightweight yet sturdy, the Ecobyte Burger Box is a reliable, eco-conscious alternative to plastic containers — perfect for restaurants that care about the planet and their customers.

FAQs

Q1: What makes the Ecobyte Burger Box compostable and eco-friendly?
A: The Ecobyte Burger Box is made from FSC-certified paper and coated with BioSeal compostable material that meets ISO 17088 standards, making it fully biodegradable and plastic-free.

Q2: Is the Ecobyte Burger Box safe for hot and oily foods?
A: Yes, it is oil and grease resistant, making it perfect for serving burgers, fries, nuggets, and other hot foods without leakage or sogginess.

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