Custom Burger Boxes

Custom burger boxes give takeaway shops, food trucks, burger joints and delivery-first kitchens a way to package gourmet burgers and sliders that looks professional, protects the product and fits the way your kitchen actually works.

A clamshell hinge and vent holes stop buns going soggy from trapped steam. Every box is made from food-grade board, cut to your dimensions and printed in full colour, spot colours or a simple one-colour logo, with orders from 100 units and delivery to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide and regional areas.

What our burger boxes are used for

• Gourmet burgers: the box has to hold its shape from the counter to the customer's table.
• Sliders: presentation matters as much as protection, so the print needs to be sharp.
• Loaded burgers: staff need a box that folds up fast when orders stack up.
• Food truck menus: repeat customers notice when the packaging looks consistent every time.

Planning a range? Our guide, Burger Boxes Design Ideas for Australian Food Brands, goes into more detail.

Box styles

Choose the structure that suits the food and how your team packs it. We can also combine features or copy a box you already use.

• Clamshell: The lid and base are one piece joined by a hinge, which makes packing fast and closing secure.
• Burger sleeve and tray: An open-ended printed band slides over a tray or container, branding it for less than a full box.
• Vented clamshell: The lid and base are one piece joined by a hinge, which makes packing fast and closing secure.

Sizes

These sizes suit most orders for burger boxes. Every box can be made to your exact inside dimensions.

Materials and board

We match the board to the weight of the food and how far it travels. The main thing to plan for with burger boxes is hot oil, sauces and trapped steam.

• Kraft paperboard: Unbleached kraft has a natural brown finish that suits rustic, organic and eco-minded brands. It prints best with bold one- or two-colour artwork, because the brown base shifts lighter colours.
• SBS paperboard: Solid bleached sulphate board gives a bright white surface for sharp, full-colour print. It is the usual choice for retail cartons and bakery boxes, and is commonly specified between 300 and 400 gsm depending on the weight of the food.
• Grease- and moisture-resistant board: Board with a food-safe barrier coating on the inside to hold back oil, sauce and condensation. Ask for water-based barrier coatings if you want the box to stay easier to recycle.

Food safety

All burger boxes are made from food-grade board. Where food touches the box directly, we recommend a barrier coating or liner, and print is kept on the outside. Our guide to food-safe packaging in Australia explains what the Food Standards Code expects from packaging.

Choose vented styles for fried food and close the box just before hand-over, not while the order waits.

Printing and finishes

Print your logo in one colour, match exact brand colours with Pantone, or go full colour with CMYK. Finishes include matte and gloss coatings, spot UV, foil, embossing and windows. Not sure which to choose? Read CMYK vs Pantone for food packaging and our guide to coatings and finishes.

Sustainable options

Kraft and recycled-content board, film-free windows and water-based coatings all help your burger boxes recycle more easily. We can add the Australasian Recycling Label to your artwork, and certified compostable options are available for some styles.

How ordering works

1. Send your details: size, quantity and style.
2. Receive a dieline and quote for your exact size.
3. Add artwork, or ask us to lay out your logo. See how to read a dieline.
4. Approve your proof.
5. Production in 10–15 business days.
6. Delivery flat-packed to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide and regional Australia.

Frequently asked questions