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To-Go Packaging
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Cups and lids
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Bowls and containers
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Bagasse & sugarcane
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Cutlery & napkins
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EU compliance
Food packaging in the EU must comply with specific regulations.
Selected products may include:
- EU Declaration of Compliance (1935/2004)
- GMP (2023/2006)
- Migration testing (if available)
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Compliance & Documentation
We follow a documentation-based product selection.
Available information may include:
- material composition
- supplier declarations
- food contact suitability
- PFAS-related information
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Halal Standards
For selected product lines:
- no animal-derived additives (based on supplier info)
- no pork-based components
- documented material composition
- transparent sourcing approach
Product-specific details available on request
Sustainabilty & material transparency
Responsible packaging starts with informed decisions.
We focus on transparency, documented materials and practical solutions for professional gastronomy.
1. The EU approach to packaging
The European Union is moving towards more sustainable and transparent packaging systems.
Key priorities include:
- reducing single-use plastic
- increasing the use of renewable materials
- improving recycling and waste management
- better documentation of materials used in food contact
Packaging is no longer only about function — it is also about responsibility and compliance.
Requirements may vary depending on product type and intended use.
PFAS & material considerations
PFAS are substances that may be used in certain food packaging materials.
For selected products:
- PFAS-related information may be available
- alternative material solutions may be considered
We rely on supplier documentation to assess available information.
PFAS-related details depend on the specific product and supplier.
Supply chain transparency
Responsible packaging starts with understanding the supply chain.
Our approach focuses on:
- supplier-provided material information
- documentation-based product selection
- traceability where available
Transparency allows better decisions — especially in food-related applications.
Waste & responsible use
Packaging plays a role in waste generation, but also in hygiene and food safety.
Important aspects include:
- choosing the right material for the application
- proper disposal and recycling where possible
- reducing unnecessary packaging
Sustainability depends not only on materials, but also on how packaging is used.