What it is
Lighter paper plates for bakeries, breakfast counters and snacks, plain or fluted, in standard sizes.
Small and medium paper plates for snacks, bakery and breakfast service. It is part of Bollant’s Paper and Decorative Tableware family. Bollant paper and board, with laminating film and food-contact inks where the design requires them.
Where it is used
- Bakeries and cafés
- Snack counters
Typical buyers: Distributors, wholesalers, retailers, caterers and online marketplaces.
What to specify
Send these parameters with your enquiry. Values are agreed for each order and confirmed in a specification sheet before production.
| Parameter | Why it matters | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Diameter | Size. | Agreed per order |
| Grade | Rigidity. | Agreed per order |
| Plain or printed. | Agreed per order |
Formats and options
- Sizes from the range
How it is made
Paper is laminated and printed, then punched and pressed into shape on forming lines. Lines are set up so tasks can be done by touch, sight or sound.
Limitations
Laminated or coated grades are not compostable even when the base paper is. Check the coating before you make an end-of-life claim to your own customers.
Questions buyers ask
Are uncoated plates suitable for dry snacks?
Yes. Uncoated plates suit dry foods and are the easier choice for composting where a facility exists.
What is bakery and breakfast plates used for?
Common uses: bakeries and cafés; snack counters.
What should I specify when ordering bakery and breakfast plates?
Send: Diameter; Grade; Print. Values are agreed per order.
Which formats of bakery and breakfast plates are available?
Sizes from the range.
How is bakery and breakfast plates made?
Paper is laminated and printed, then punched and pressed into shape on forming lines. Lines are set up so tasks can be done by touch, sight or sound.
What are the limitations of bakery and breakfast plates?
Laminated or coated grades are not compostable even when the base paper is. Check the coating before you make an end-of-life claim to your own customers.
Which documents can I request for bakery and breakfast plates?
Product and carton specification; Food-contact declaration for the specific construction, once confirmed, issued for the grade or format you buy.
Who buys bakery and breakfast plates?
Distributors, wholesalers, retailers, caterers and online marketplaces.
