Thick, paper boxes can be stacked up to contain an entire in-flight meal. Once stacked, they are wrapped in paper towel lined brown paper and sealed with a sticker. When the box is opened, the wrapper can be used as a placemat to catch the crumbs and wipe the fingers. Stackables can be used in any combination of layers...it depends on how many courses are served.
Year: 2004
Designed for: 2005 IFCA conference in Copenhagen
Materials: thick paper board, paper, paper towel
Flight service made from biodegradable wood and paper. No glue has been used.
Year: 2004
Designed for: VLM Airlines
Materials: Biodegradable wood, paper
Flight service made from biodegradable plastic, wood, and paper. No glue has been used.
Year: 2004
Designed for: VLM Airlines
Materials: Biodegradable plastic and wood, paper
In Holland, fries come in paper 'cones' that are easy to hold while you eat them with a plastic fork. This box takes the idea to the next level with a lid that can be closed by sliding a small fork through the slots. ...continue reading
