Paper soup container Planetta 450 ml, compostable PLA, 25 pcs

Disposable paper soup container Planetta 450 ml is a single-use food container designed for serving hot and cold soups, broths and other liquid foods. The 450 ml capacity fits standard portion sizes for takeaway and catering. The inner PLA lining increases resistance to grease and moisture while keeping the container compostable under appropriate industrial composting conditions. The pack contains 25 lightweight, stackable containers that simplify storage and transport for events, food trucks and food-service operations.

Advantages

The container combines paper-based rigidity with a compostable PLA coating that improves leak resistance without adding non-biodegradable layers. Its 450 ml volume accommodates full servings while maintaining a compact footprint. Stackable design reduces required storage space and the lightweight construction lowers shipping weight. The single-use format eliminates washing and reduces turnaround time in high-volume settings.

Suitable for

• Takeaway and delivery of soups and broths
• Catering services and event food stations
• Food trucks and street food vendors
• Temporary or mobile kitchens requiring disposable serveware

Key specifications

• Capacity: 450 ml
• Material: paper body with compostable PLA lining
• Pack quantity: 25 pieces
• Designed for hot and cold liquid foods
• Stackable and lightweight for easy storage

How to use

Fill the container with hot or cold soup, broth or other liquid food up to the recommended capacity to avoid spills. Place lids or covers if available to secure contents during transport. For best results, use within the intended serving period; avoid prolonged contact with high-fat or very hot liquids beyond typical serving times. After use, dispose of the container according to local waste management guidelines for compostable or paper-based food packaging.

Usage recommendations

Store containers in a dry place at room temperature away from direct moisture. For composting claims to apply, follow local industrial composting facility requirements; if industrial composting is not available, dispose of according to municipal guidance for compostable food packaging.