Looking for the Best Packaging for Food Deliveries

[RobertSetser]

I’m working on getting my food delivery game to the next level and trying to find the best packaging to keep everything fresh and secure during transit. I’ve tried a few options but I’m still looking for something that works well, especially for keeping food intact when it's being shipped out.

Does anyone here have any recommendations for food packaging boxes that you’ve used or think work great for this kind of thing? I’d really appreciate any tips or brands you trust.

 

[TheresaC]

Keeping food fresh and secure during delivery is definitely a challenge. I’ve found that sturdy, well-designed packaging makes a huge difference, especially for preventing leaks and keeping everything intact. Have you tried using corrugated or Kraft food boxes? They tend to hold up really well.

 

[traeger860]

What kind of food? Styrofoam could be better for certain types of dishes but cardboard or plastic for others. There's a burger place near me that uses styrofoam containers for takeout. I think it holds in too much moisture and makes the bun and fries soggy. But something like Chinese food in these same containers would be just fine because it would keep it warm and moist.

Order some takeout from your competitors - see which packaging holds up the best and start there.

If you have a Restaurant Depot in your area, they have tons of options.

 

[AaronFrank]

Keeping food fresh and secure during delivery can be tricky, but choosing the right packaging makes a big difference. Kraft and corrugated boxes are great for durability, while grease-resistant options help with moisture control. Some food businesses use eco-friendly alternatives for sustainability.

You might want to check out Eco-friendly food packaging they come in various styles like takeout, bakery, and meal prep boxes, designed to keep food intact and presentable during transit. Have you noticed any specific challenges with your current packaging?