
Burger / Clamshell Box →
The hero SKU for burgers, sliders, chicken sandwiches, and fast-casual delivery orders.
Choose printed kraft carry bags for meal orders or greaseproof paper bags for burgers and fried sides, then coordinate boxes, fry cups and napkins. Confirm bag size, food-contact requirements, print area and quantity in your quote.

Burger takeout is handled, photographed, passed around, and delivered. A printed burger box or clamshell gives the logo a bigger surface than a receipt sticker or plain bag.
A practical burger kit is more than one box: fry cups, sauce cups, bags, cups, napkins, and optional cutlery all need to feel like the same brand.
Packaging has to survive hot patties, fried sides, sauces, and delivery time. We match greaseproof paper, kraft board, and bag formats before the print run.
Use the main box for stable branding, then run seasonal artwork on sleeves, napkins, fry cups, or stickers where smaller test quantities make more sense.

The hero SKU for burgers, sliders, chicken sandwiches, and fast-casual delivery orders.

Open-top fry and snack cups for fries, sides, nuggets, onion rings, and limited-time menu items.

Printed carryout bags for burger meals, combo orders, and catering packs.

A printed paper-bag option for individual burgers and fried sides. Confirm dimensions, grease resistance and food-contact requirements for your serving conditions.

A linen-feel napkin option for dine-in tables. Choose a quarter-fold, eighth-fold or cutlery pocket and request a sample to compare with tissue napkins.

Portion cups for dips, sauces, dressings, and tasting flights.
Request a quote for individual items or a coordinated set. Share your sizes, artwork and quantity per item; availability, print options and production minimums are confirmed in your quote.
Start with the burger box or clamshell if customers carry it outside the store. Then add fry cups, napkins, bags, and paper cups so combo meals use the same visual system.
Yes. A multi-SKU burger packaging order can include boxes, fry cups, bags, napkins, sauce cups, and drink cups. The quote depends on quantity per SKU, paper type, color count, and artwork count.
Kraft burger boxes can be specified with grease-resistant paper or coating. The best build depends on hot-hold time, sauce level, delivery distance, and destination-market material requirements.
Yes, where the selected board, paper, or lining supports the claim. We recommend certificate-backed wording instead of broad sustainability claims.
Yes. Many brands test the artwork on napkins, sleeves, bags, or small printed pieces before scaling to fully printed boxes.
Choose the pieces and wrapper for your wholesale cutlery kit, compare available sets, and confirm the artwork, carton packing, order minimum and sample route.
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Sample kit
Send your box size, fries format, drink sizes, artwork, and monthly order volume. We'll recommend which SKU to brand first and how to sample it.