Disposable Pots

We offer a wide range of disposable pots to meet various needs:

·         Bagasse Pots: These compostable containers are perfect for salads and takeaways.

·         Deli Pots: Ideal for salads, deli foods, snacks, fruits, and more, these pots offer convenience and versatility.

·         Dessert / Yoghurt Pots: Designed specifically for desserts and yoghurts on the go, these pots keep your treats secure and fresh.

·         Hinged Lid Pots: Perfect for pairing condiments with takeaways, these pots ensure easy access and spill-free transportation.

·         Portion Pots: Ideal for serving small portions of mayo, mustard, ketchup, or other condiments, these pots are practical and convenient.

·         Satco Pots: Specifically designed for dipping sauces, salad dressings, and condiments, these pots are great for food delivery and takeaway.

Our disposable pots are made from a range of sustainable materials including:

·        Paper: Our paper pots provide a renewable and recyclable option for food packaging.

·        PET Plastic: These pots are made from PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) plastic, which is widely recycled (code 1) and offers excellent clarity for food presentation.

·        PLA Bioplastic: Our PLA Bioplastic pots are derived from renewable resources like corn starch and tapioca, and are commercially compostable.

·        PP Plastic: These pots are made from polypropylene, a widely recycled (code 5) rigid thermoplastic that is commonly used in food packaging.

·         rPET Plastic: These pots are made from recycled PET plastic, reducing the environmental impact and promoting the circular economy.

·         Bagasse: Our bagasse pots are made from a byproduct of the sugarcane industry. They are compostable and provide a sustainable alternative to traditional plastic pots.

For more information on how to dispose of our packaging please click here.

Yes, we offer disposable pot and lid combinations, as well as separate options for pots and lids. This allows you to choose the packaging solution that best suits your needs.

Absolutely! Our disposable pots can be branded or customised with your logo or design (minimum print quantities apply).

Please get in touch if you are interested in a branded or custom product by phone at +44(0)20 3006 2432, Whatsapp, or email info@packagingenvironmental.co.uk.

Yes, sticker branding is a cost-effective solution for branding disposable pots, especially if you cannot meet the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for direct printing. The minimum order quantity for producing stickers is only 1000 pieces. Feel free to contact us for more information about pricing and lead times for sticker branding.

If you would like to test out our products before you place an order, please contact us by phone at +44(0)20 3006 2432, Whatsapp, or email info@packagingenvironmental.co.uk, and we will send you samples usually within a few days.

Clear pots: rPET (100 % recycled plastic) or PLA bioplastic; opaque bowls: bagasse pulp or paperboard lined with PLA. All are plant‑based or widely recyclable.

Our bagasse and paper pots are plastic‑free; rPET pots use recycled plastic and PLA pots use plant‑based bioplastic.

Yes – certified EN 13432 for industrial composting; they break down in 12 weeks under commercial conditions.

rPET can be rinsed and placed in standard mixed‑plastic recycling.

PLA and rPET pots remain crack‑free down to –18 °C; bagasse bowls also tolerate freezing.

Bagasse bowls are microwave‑safe; paper‑PLA bowls handle brief reheats. rPET and clear PLA pots are for cold food only.

Matching lids create a tight snap‑fit that are leak proof.

4 oz, 8 oz, 12 oz and 16 oz round pots plus 2‑compartment options.

Lids are sold separately so you can choose flat, dome or hinged styles; see each product’s “Compatible” tab.

Send with food waste to an industrial composter; if none is available, place in general waste – it will still break down without micro‑plastics.

Bagasse will break down in 8–12 weeks in a well‑managed home heap; PLA requires higher temperatures found only in commercial sites

Bagasse will break down in 8–12 weeks in a well‑managed home heap; PLA requires higher temperatures found only in commercial sites

Fibre‑based and rPET items comply with 2023 single‑use plastic bans; PLA is exempt as a compostable bioplastic.