Custom Corrugated Pizza Boxes

Yes. You can change the size, number, and position of the holes for thin-crust, deep-dish, and heavily loaded pizzas. This will help control steam and heat retention to avoid soggy pizzas.

Yes. By increasing lid depth (high-dome design) or applying lining and embossing to the inside of the lid to minimize contact between pizza and lid.

Absolutely. There are designs that have perforated lids that can be torn off, leaving the base to be used as a plate, or lids that can be folded down to serve as a plate when eating in at home.

Yes. Dividers can be added to separate slices, hold sauces, dips, or ensure toppings don't move about during transit.

In some cases, yes. Grease resistance can be achieved by some board treatments and fiber types, but it's never a good idea to rely on them with a high-oil product.

Yes. Flat-packed boxes for storage or pre-assembled boxes for quick-time packing during busy periods.

Yes. Pizza boxes can be designed to suit your delivery bags, scooters, or cars to increase efficiency and minimize movement during transport.

Pizza boxes are generally not designed to be reheated in ovens. But heat-resistant designs, or other types of materials, can be created if the pizza needs to be reheated.