Eco Catering Supplies

Food on the go is a massive and profitable section of the foodservice market. With hectic lifestyles common, people need food that is quick, easy to eat and ready whenever they are. 

Functions and events catering have also seen a surge in popularity with catering companies called upon not only to supply the food but make sure that guests can enjoy the fare just as if it was a sit-down meal.

Whether carrying out off-site catering in temporary locations, supplying takeaways or keeping canteens, cafes or bakeries fully stocked, it isn’t just about the food: eco catering supplies, disposable dinnerware and catering packaging are also an essential aspect of the whole service.

A key function of eating on the go other than the speed and convenience offered is the ability to enjoy food and then discard the packaging easily. Similarly, with catering events no server wants the hassle or potential breakages of using crockery plates and dinnerware whilst guests are mingling, socialising and generally being on the move. The beauty of a buffet is the temporariness of it in regard to the ability to quickly clear and tidy the room after the event without fuss and without the stacks of washing up. 

Whereas plastic and polystyrene packaging may have been acceptable in the past, businesses and the public in general are more aware now of the impact that these non-biodegradable and non-recyclable materials have on the planet. Environmental awareness has never been higher. Eco catering supplies offer the perfect combination of convenience for catered events, takeaways or eating on the go and an environmentally friendly approach to packaging and operations in general.  

Catering disposables are designed to replicate everything that standard tools and utensils can do without the permanence. Disposable tableware including plates, bowls and cutlery, disposable drinkware, disposable serving tools and disposable food packaging for eat out or takeaway businesses are all available to recreate full table settings, or as temporary tools to serve or package.