5 Compartment Cornstarch Lunch Boxes with Lids 1000-1450ml

5 Compartment Cornstarch Lunch Boxes with Lids

HSQY 5 compartment cornstarch lunch boxes with lids are available in 1000-1450ml sizes for takeaway, catering and meal delivery, using beige Cornstarch + PP material with microwave- and freezer-safe use.

The five-section rectangular design helps separate a main dish, rice, vegetables, side dishes, fruit, sauces or desserts in one disposable food container. Multiple capacities allow foodservice buyers to select different meal-box sizes for restaurant takeaway, catering, school meals, corporate canteens and prepared-food programs.

The current HSQY product information lists the boxes as suitable for hot and cold food and as microwave and freezer safe. Because the published material is Cornstarch + PP, compostability, biodegradability and carbon-reduction claims should be confirmed using product-specific formulation and supporting documentation.

5 Compartment Cornstarch Lunch Box Specifications

5 Compartment Lunch Box Size Options

Specification Note: The original source repeats the 1000ml / 244 × 200 × 45mm entry twice; it is shown once in the consolidated table above. Unit weight, compartment volumes, lid dimensions, pieces per carton, carton size, MOQ, exact Cornstarch/PP ratio and validated temperature limits are not published and should be confirmed for each SKU.

Why Choose a 5 Compartment Lunch Box?

A five-compartment meal box provides enough divided sections to organize a complete lunch while remaining simpler than containers with six or more cavities.

Foodservice operators can use one section for the main course and the remaining sections for rice, vegetables, salad, fruit, dessert, sauce or other side dishes depending on the meal program.

For standardized meal-service operations, compartment separation can also improve portion consistency and presentation during high-volume packing.

1000ml 5 Compartment Cornstarch Lunch Box

The 1000ml model is listed at 244 × 200 × 45mm. It is the smallest nominal capacity in the current five-compartment range.

This size can be considered for standard lunch portions, school meals, employee meals and takeaway sets where five food sections are required without the larger footprint of the higher-capacity models.

1200ml 5 Compartment Cornstarch Lunch Box

The 1200ml model measures 260 × 215 × 42mm and provides additional total capacity for a main dish together with several side portions.

This format can be evaluated for restaurant meal sets, catering, bento-style meals, canteen lunches and prepared-food programs requiring clear portion separation.

1300ml 5 Compartment Cornstarch Lunch Box

The 1300ml model measures 268 × 200 × 54mm and has a greater published depth than the other listed models.

It can be considered for larger meal portions and foods requiring more vertical clearance. Buyers should verify the internal cavity layout and lid clearance using the actual menu before commercial approval.

1350ml 5 Compartment Cornstarch Lunch Box

The 1350ml model measures 261 × 240 × 42mm, giving it a relatively broad rectangular footprint for meal presentation.

This format can be suitable for catering and complete meal programs where the food portions require more horizontal serving area.

1450ml 5 Compartment Cornstarch Lunch Box

The largest listed HSQY model has a nominal capacity of 1450ml and measures 231 × 231 × 46mm.

It can be considered for substantial individual meals, catering portions and prepared-food programs requiring several separated food items in one package.

Five Compartments for Portion-Separated Meals

Five individual sections help reduce direct mixing between different meal components during normal foodservice handling.

A typical meal can place rice or another staple food in one cavity, meat or protein in another and vegetables, side dishes or dessert in the remaining compartments.

Individual compartment capacities are not currently published. Foodservice programs with strict portion requirements should request a cavity drawing or physical sample for validation.

Cornstarch Lunch Boxes for Takeaway

The current product range is designed for takeaway meals that contain multiple food components in one rectangular box.

Restaurants can select the box capacity according to meal size instead of using one oversized package for every menu item.

For takeaway programs, buyers should evaluate lid fit, stacking, leakage and deformation using the actual menu and holding time.

5 Compartment Lunch Boxes for Catering

Catering companies can use five-compartment boxes for boxed lunches, corporate events, conferences, group meals and other high-volume foodservice programs.

Multiple capacities allow catering buyers to match different menus and serving portions while maintaining the same general five-section meal format.

For large catering orders, request carton quantity, carton dimensions, gross weight and pallet configuration before comparing freight and landed costs.

Lunch Boxes for School & Institutional Meals

Five-compartment food containers can be considered for schools, universities, hospitals, factories and other institutional meal programs that serve standardized meal combinations.

Institutional buyers should specify required food-contact, hygiene, traceability and tender documentation when requesting commercial quotations.

Lunch Boxes for Corporate Canteens

Corporate and factory canteens can use divided meal boxes for staff meals containing rice, proteins, vegetables and side dishes.

The five-section layout supports centralized meal assembly and can help operators standardize serving portions across large numbers of prepared lunches.

Lunch Boxes for Cloud Kitchens & Meal Delivery

Cloud kitchens and meal-delivery operators can use divided containers for menus where the main dish and side items should remain separated during transportation.

Before mass use, buyers should test filled packages for lid retention, stacking, condensation, leakage and deformation under actual delivery conditions.

Suitable for Hot & Cold Food

The original product information states that these cornstarch lunch boxes can be used for both hot and cold food.

The current specification does not publish a maximum continuous-use temperature. Buyers packing very hot, oily or wet meals should validate the selected container under the intended serving temperature and holding time.

Microwave-Safe Use

Microwave-safe use is stated in the current HSQY product information, providing flexibility for meals that may require reheating.

No defined microwave power, reheating duration or maximum food temperature is published. Buyers with a commercial reheating protocol should request applicable testing for the exact SKU.

Freezer-Safe Use

Freezer-safe use is also listed in the original product information.

Commercial frozen-meal programs should confirm the required minimum storage temperature, storage duration and reheating method for the selected container and lid.

Sturdy Construction

The original HSQY description states that these food boxes are sturdy and can hold large food portions without easily bending or breaking.

Actual rigidity depends on SKU dimensions, unit weight, wall structure, material formulation, temperature and food load. Unit weight should therefore be requested when comparing different capacities or suppliers.

Leak & Grease Performance

The existing product description uses leak-proof wording, but the published specification does not include a standardized leakage, grease-resistance or water-resistance test.

For meals containing curry, gravy, sauces or oil, test the complete tray-and-lid system with the actual food, filling temperature and delivery duration before bulk approval.

Lid & Closure Requirements

The product is marketed as a lunch box with lid, but the original technical table does not state lid material, lid dimensions, lid weight or exact closure structure.

For takeaway and delivery programs, confirm the matching lid for each capacity, closure retention, venting, stacking and whether bases and lids are packed together or separately.

Understanding the Cornstarch + PP Material

The current HSQY technical specification identifies the material as Cornstarch + PP.

The public product information does not disclose the percentage of cornstarch and polypropylene or provide the complete compound formulation. Buyers that require defined bio-based content or material declarations should request the applicable technical documentation.

Compostable & Biodegradable Claims

The original product description calls these lunch boxes compostable and biodegradable, while the technical specification states Cornstarch + PP.

Distributors and foodservice brands should therefore base compostability or biodegradability claims on the exact supplied compound and the applicable product-specific test report or certification.

Industrial compostable, home compostable and biodegradable are different claims and should not be treated as equivalent without the required supporting documentation.

Carbon Footprint Claims

The original page states that cornstarch food containers significantly reduce carbon footprint. A quantified carbon-reduction statement requires comparative lifecycle or carbon-footprint data for the exact product.

Until product-specific evidence is available, the product should be described primarily by its verified Cornstarch + PP composition and documented foodservice performance.

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Frequently Asked Questions About 5 Compartment Cornstarch Lunch Boxes

How many compartments does this lunch box have?

This product range uses a five-compartment rectangular meal-box design.

What capacities are available?

The current detailed HSQY specification lists 1000ml, 1200ml, 1300ml, 1350ml and 1450ml capacities.

What are the dimensions of the 1000ml box?

The 1000ml version is listed as 244 × 200 × 45mm.

What are the dimensions of the 1200ml box?

The 1200ml version is listed as 260 × 215 × 42mm.

What are the dimensions of the 1300ml box?

The 1300ml version is listed as 268 × 200 × 54mm.

What are the dimensions of the 1350ml box?

The 1350ml version is listed as 261 × 240 × 42mm.

What are the dimensions of the 1450ml box?

The 1450ml version is listed as 231 × 231 × 46mm.

What material are the lunch boxes made from?

The current HSQY product specification lists Cornstarch + PP.

What color is available?

The current product specification lists beige.

Do the lunch boxes come with lids?

The product is marketed as a lunch box with lid. Exact lid material, dimensions and packing configuration should be confirmed for each capacity.

Can the boxes hold hot food?

The current product information states that the boxes can be used for hot and cold food. No specific maximum continuous-use temperature is published.

Are the lunch boxes microwave safe?

Microwave-safe use is stated in the original HSQY product information. Defined commercial reheating requirements should be confirmed for the exact SKU.

Are the boxes freezer safe?

Yes. Freezer-safe use is listed in the current product information. Commercial frozen-meal applications should confirm minimum storage temperature and duration.

Are the five compartments liquid-tight from each other?

The compartments are designed to separate meal portions, but the current product information does not publish a test proving complete liquid isolation between cavities. Sauces and liquids should be evaluated using the actual food.

Are the containers leak proof?

The original description uses leak-proof wording, but no standardized leakage result is published. Buyers should validate the complete tray-and-lid system under intended food and delivery conditions.

Are the boxes suitable for oily or saucy food?

They can be evaluated for these applications, but the current HSQY source does not publish a quantified grease- or water-resistance test. Test samples with the actual meal before bulk approval.

Are these cornstarch lunch boxes compostable?

The original page uses compostable wording, while the technical specification lists Cornstarch + PP. Buyers requiring compostability claims should request the exact material formulation and applicable certification for the finished container.

Are the lunch boxes biodegradable?

The original page uses biodegradable wording. Because PP is included in the published material composition, biodegradability should be verified using product-specific test documentation.

Are the boxes suitable for catering?

Yes. Five-compartment containers can be considered for catering, boxed lunches, events, staff meals and other complete-meal programs.

Can they be used for school and corporate meals?

Yes. The divided layout can support school lunches, corporate canteens, factory meals and other institutional meal programs requiring portion separation.

What is the unit weight?

Unit weight is not published in the current product details. Request this value separately for each capacity when comparing rigidity, material usage and supplier quotations.

How many boxes are packed in one carton?

Pieces per carton are not published in the current product details. Request the packing specification for each model when calculating freight and landed cost.

What food-contact certifications are available?

Specific food-contact certificates are not included in the current product content. Buyers should provide the required destination-market or customer standard for confirmation.

What is the MOQ?

The current public product information does not state a minimum order quantity. Confirm MOQ for the required capacity together with packing and commercial terms.

What information should I provide for a quotation?

Provide the required capacity, meal application, portion requirements, food type, microwave or freezer conditions, leak and grease requirements, food-contact and environmental documentation, packing, quantity and destination.