These clamshell burger boxes are made from bamboo and unbleached plant fiber, making them a sustainable alternative to traditional plastic or foam containers. They contain no wax or plastic lining.

Yes. These containers are certified compostable in commercial composting facilities. When properly processed, they break down into non-toxic, natural elements, helping divert food waste from landfills.

Absolutely. The fiber construction is grease- and moisture-resistant, making them strong enough to hold hamburgers, veggie burgers, sandwiches, and other hot foods without leaking or falling apart.

Yes. These fiber burger boxes are safe for use in the freezer, making them versatile for both immediate service and short-term storage.

Bamboo grows quickly, needs little water or fertilizer, and stores large amounts of carbon in its root system. Unlike timber harvesting, bamboo can be harvested without killing the plant, which reduces deforestation and helps fight climate change. World Centric sources FSC-certified bamboo to ensure sustainable forest management.

Compostable fiber boxes like these require less energy to produce and emit fewer greenhouse gases than petroleum-based plastics. When composted properly, they also help reduce methane emissions from landfills by diverting food waste into composting systems.

Certifications from organizations like NSF International and TÜV AUSTRIA verify that the boxes meet strict standards for biodegradability, disintegration, and eco-toxicity. This provides transparency, prevents greenwashing, and gives composting facilities confidence that these containers can be safely processed.

In addition to designing compostable packaging, World Centric offsets its carbon emissions, runs on solar power at its headquarters, subsidizes staff public transportation, donates 25% of net profits to environmental and social organizations, and works closely with suppliers to improve their sustainability practices.