The high class food-grade paper box is a paper box manufactured by Paper Craft Co., Ltd. in Soka City, Saitama Prefecture, ideal for catering and bento. This paper box uses traditional Japanese patterns and is designed to beautifully present food. It is perfect for holding various Japanese foods such as unajū, chirashizushi, yakiniku bento, and steak jū. The high class food-grade paper box is microwave-safe and excellent in water and oil resistance. The accompanying lid uses original absorbent paper that absorbs steam from hot food, maintaining the deliciousness of the food.

Paper Craft Co., Ltd. specializes in the production of paper containers for food, with numerous patents and Good Design Awards. Under the vision of “creation, research, development, pioneering, and challenge,” they utilize prompt decision-making and a compact organization to engage in unique manufacturing. From the perspective of environmental protection, they are working on developing paper containers to replace plastics, leading to the birth of the high class food-grade paper box. By making the sides and bottom of the paper double-layered, the strength is increased, and by applying PP film, water and oil resistance is enhanced, and a glossy finish is achieved.

The material of the high class food-grade paper box is odorless kraft paper, suitable for general refrigeration and freezing. The printing takes advantage of the unique color of kraft paper, featuring black sand patterns thinly scattered with fine dots and the wood grain texture of mashime pattern. This paper container, perfect for festive meal deliveries and gift food containers, is PP-coated on the inside, excellent in water and oil resistance, and safe for direct food contact. Furthermore, by using the original absorbent paper lid on the back of the cover, it absorbs steam from hot food, preventing the food from becoming soggy. Being microwave-safe, the container also has the function of lightly steaming the food with the absorbed moisture when reheated in the microwave.

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