Paper Pots

Paper pots are rigid containers made from laminated or coated paperboard, designed for packaging a wide range of food and non-food products. The inner coating, typically a thin layer of PE, PLA, or wax, adds moisture and grease resistance, making them suitable for both dry and semi-solid products such as ice cream, yoghurt, dips, sauces, and granular goods.

These pots can be fully or partially recyclable depending on the coating used. When produced with recyclable or compostable barriers, they support sustainability goals while maintaining strength and stability during filling, storage, and transport. Their sturdy, heat-sealed structure ensures protection against leaks and deformation.

Paper pots offer a smooth outer surface that is ideal for high-quality printing, enabling full branding, labelling, and product information. They are available in a range of diameters, heights, and volumes to suit portioned, single-serve, or multipack formats.

Suitable for both food and non-food use, paper pots are widely used in packaging ice cream, desserts, dry mixes, bath salts, and cosmetic powders. They offer brands an attractive and environmentally responsible alternative to plastic tubs.