News

Our office and warehouse will be closed from Wednesday, 27th March 2024 at 2 pm until we reopen at 8.30 am on Wednesday, 3rd April 2024

Please make sure to place your orders before we close for Easter by Friday, 22nd March 2024 for delivery or collection before we close.

To avoid any disappointment with delivery arrival times, we recommend you place your last Easter orders by Friday, 22nd March 2024 for delivery

If you have any urgent enquiries during this time, please send an email to our customer support team myorder@bnecups.com.au and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

We're thrilled to announce that we have moved to a brand new warehouse and office at the Crestmead Business Park. This move has been long-awaited and we couldn't be more excited about it.  For our Click & Collect customers, we have good news!

 

Brisbane Cup Supplies

UNIT 12, 5-21 Rai Dr, Crestmead QLD 4132

More sustainable options for conventional plastic items are readily available. Brisbane Cup Supplies distribute certified compostable, and carbon-neutral alternatives made from sustainably sourced and rapidly renewable materials like sugarcane, FSC certified wood or bioplastic materials made from plants.

Now we want our packaging to be on point and it need not be an expensive exercise.  If you can limit your packaging choices to 3 or 4 different items, which is achievable if your menu is not crazy long, it can save on costs as well as space, and your staff will be more familiar with assembly if any is required, making your takeaway menu as streamlined as your dine in.
I have compiled a short list of popular winter food items and the best packaging to serve them in, hopefully it will come in handy when your take away orders spike as the mercury drops.

Sugarcane fibre, or to those in the know, bagasse, is the material left over once sugarcane stalks are crushed to extract their juice part of the process of creating sugar.

As a by-product, bagasse is proving to be just as useful, if not more useful, than sugar itself. Sure, sugar makes your chocolate taste delicious, but sugarcane fibre is helping to save the planet!

For every tonne of sugarcane crushed to create sugar, three tonnes of bagasse is produced. That's three times the amount of product which can be used in so many interesting and eco-friendly ways.

The easiest way to announce Spring is by adding a bit more colour into your food. Fruit is the easiest, and healthiest, way to do this. Oranges both brighten up an otherwise bland looking dish, and add a dash of citrus that both excites and cleanses taste buds.

Saying 'no' to plastic food containers isn't easy, especially if you're running a food service business and need disposable packaging. The good news is, Brisbane Cup Supplies great range of  takeaway containers are recyclable and commercially compostable, offering an environmentally friendly alternative for food service businesses who need disposable packaging, and want to do their bit for the planet.

Remember, if you do good, you'll feel good. We can all make small changes to the planet that collectively will have a big impact.  Climate change and greenhouse gases are two of the most spoken about environmental issues facing the planet in 2018. With animal agriculture responsible for 18 per cent of greenhouse gas emission, more than the combined exhaust from all transportation on earth, it is certainly a no-brainer to go vegan for many planet-advocates. And with animal agriculture emissions projected to increase to 80 per cent of all emissions there's a sustained effort to reduce the amount of animal agriculture needed to feed the planet.

 

Brisbane Cup Supplies range of window lunch boxes are perfect for colourful, nourishing salads, and the sushi trays are the freshest and most environmentally friendly way to eat the Japanese delicacy on the go.

Customers are more switched on to the plight of Eco-friendly packaging than ever before, they now know that plastic does the planet no favours, and want their food to stay healthy and nutritious from the kitchen to their mouth.

What they may not be aware of though, is the impact plastic takeaway containers have on food and drinks. Nasty micro plastics leech into the food, undoing all the good stuff that has been  done to ensure your food is as healthy as possible.

Australians have a love affair with coffee, each year using an estimated 1 billion disposable coffee cups. That's approximately 2,700,000 paper cups tossed out every day. So it's no surprise that new cup recycling schemes are popping up. But do they actually work?