Trays Made From Plants, Perfect for Food Service
Serving food to consumers on the go? BioPak disposable trays offer a convenient way to package your delicious food both beautifully and hygienically without harm to the environment.
By now, you probably know that takeaway packaging, if made from plastic, can damage our planet. Paper trays are often made from old-growth forests, and plastic trays are made from fossil fuels, with their average usage time being less than 20 minutes. Sadly, many of these items end up in landfills and will break down into microplastic particles, causing further harm to the environment.
When it comes to packaging, BioPak always puts the planet first. Our takeaway trays offer a more sustainable takeaway packaging solution being made from rapidly renewable, responsibly sourced resources like sugarcane pulp and other plant fibres.
Sugarcane Trays
Our home compostable (AS5810) bagasse trays are made from reclaimed and rapidly renewable sugarcane pulp – a by-product of the sugar-refining industry, and mixed with other plant fibres. Compared to paper, sugarcane pulp is even more sustainable as it can be harvested annually, and it is a waste by-product that would’ve been otherwise burnt - and they are made with no added PFAS. Due to the bagasse being moldable while retaining its integrity, BioPak sugarcane trays are available in various shapes and sizes with compartments built in.
Paper Food Trays
BioPak paperboard trays are produced from recycled paper which means the forest-based material used to make these food trays is on its second life. These trays can be recycled if they’re not too soiled with food. Available in 5 different sizes, these takeaway trays are perfect for market stalls and quick-service restaurants.
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Australian Plastic Ban Compliance
All BioPak products meet or exceed single-use plastic ban regulations across Australia and New Zealand. Our certified compostable alternatives keep you compliant while supporting sustainability.
Certified Compliant
All products meet Australian standards and state-specific plastic ban requirements
Australia-Wide Coverage
Compliant across all states and territories with plastic regulations
Future-Proof Solutions
Stay ahead of evolving regulations with our sustainable alternatives
State-by-State Compliance Overview
4 states & territories
Queensland
Since Sept 2021All BioPak products are compliant alternatives
Banned Items:
- ✕Single-use plastic straws
- ✕Plastic stirrers
- ✕Single-use plastic plates
- ✕Single-use plastic bowls
- +2 more items
South Australia
Since March 2021BioPak offers certified compostable alternatives
Banned Items:
- ✕Single-use plastic straws
- ✕Plastic stirrers
- ✕Single-use plastic plates
- ✕Single-use plastic bowls
- +3 more items
⚠ PLA products are non-compliant as compostable in SA
New South Wales
Since Nov 2022All BioPak products are compliant alternatives
Banned Items:
- ✕Single-use plastic straws
- ✕Plastic stirrers
- ✕Single-use plastic cutlery
- ✕Polystyrene containers
- +2 more items
Victoria
Since Feb 2023All BioPak products are compliant alternatives
Banned Items:
- ✕Single-use plastic straws
- ✕Plastic stirrers
- ✕Single-use plastic cutlery
- ✕Polystyrene cups
- +2 more items