Sabert Corp. releases new containers and portion cups for foodservice

The food packaging manufacturer has unveiled new Pulp Hinged Containers and Pulp Portion Cups, adding to its line of sustainable and compostable products for foodservice operators.

Pulp Hinged Containers and Pulp Portion Cups
Pulp Hinged Containers and Pulp Portion Cups
(Photo courtesy of Sabert Corp.)

Food packaging manufacturer Sabert Corp. has unveiled new Pulp Hinged Containers and Pulp Portion Cups, adding to its line of sustainable and compostable products for foodservice operators.

Combining versatility, durability and sustainability, the Pulp Hinged Containers and Pulp Portion Cups help operators elevate the overall takeout and delivery experience while reducing environmental impact, the company said in a news release.

“As demand grows for sustainable food packaging, we engineered our Pulp Hinged Containers and Portion Cups to provide the ideal blend of convenience and quality while also being better for the environment,” Stephny Halstead, Sabert Corp.’s vice president of marketing and new product development, said in the release. “We understand the importance of providing high-quality packaging solutions that meet our customers’ functional needs and align with their unique environmental goals. Our long-standing commitment to sustainability ensures we continue to move the needle on cutting-edge research, innovation and capabilities to help reduce food waste and ensure food is delivered to consumers safely and sustainably.”

Sabert says its Pulp Hinged Containers are suitable for a variety of food options, including chicken wings, sandwiches, quesadillas and more. The company says benefits of the Pulp Hinged Containers include:

  • Easy opening and closing hinged design for both consumers and operators.
  • Strong and robust lock to prevent leaks and spills during delivery.
  • Perforated lids that tear away easily for table-ready dining on the go.
  • Durable construction to ensure safe transport for takeout and delivery.
  • Resistance to moisture, oil and grease for a mess-free dining experience.
  • Made with PFAS-free pulp and are commercially compostable.

The Pulp Portion Cups are designed to serve an assortment of dips and sauces, whether ketchup, salsa, or dressings, while offering a practical and eco-friendly solution for foodservice operators, according to the release. Sabert says the Pulp Portion Cups offer:

  • Perfect accommodation for individual portions and small servings of dips and sauces.
  • Availability in the three most popular sizes.
  • Stackable and secure lid fit available in both clear PET or pulp options.
  • Assurance of no leaks, keeping dips and sauces securely contained.
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