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      Chip cones, bags, pouches and trays in paper board or greaseproof paper, from the 70 g bag to the 2,400 g tray, for takeaway and fast food.

      Choose the format according to your service: the cone or pointed bag for immediate consumption, the pouch for hand-held eating, the tray for delivery and large portions, the chip cup for street food. Delivery in 2 to 5 working days.

      Cone, pouch, tray or cup: which packaging for your chips?

      Format

      For which service

      Covr references

      Pointed bag or cone

      Immediate consumption, markets, chip shops

      Pointed bags 70, 100, 250 and 400 g; cones 250 g

      Cone with sauce compartment

      Chips and sauce in a single package

      Cone 300 g

      Chip pouch

      Hand-held, counter, meal deals

      Brown or brown and black paper board pouches

      Paper board tray

      Delivery, large portions, sharing dishes

      Trays from 125 to 1,200 ml; 350 and 500 ml trays; 2,400 g tray

      Chip cup

      Street food, events, eating on the move

      480 ml cups, white or brown

      Flat greaseproof bag

      Small portions, snacking, fritters

      Bags 11 x 12 cm, 12 x 12 cm and 12 x 14 cm

      Which size for which portion?

      Bags and cones are chosen by the grams of chips they hold, trays and cups by volume. For a range of small, medium and large portions, pick three formats from the same family: your teams serve faster and your customers compare more easily.

      PFAS and food packaging: what changes from 12 August 2026

      From 12 August 2026, the European packaging regulation (Regulation (EU) 2025/40, known as PPWR) prohibits placing on the market food-contact packaging that exceeds PFAS thresholds: 25 ppb for a targeted PFAS, 250 ppb for the sum of targeted PFAS. These substances were used to make certain papers and boards grease-resistant, which directly concerns chip packaging. Ask for the declaration of conformity of your packaging and favour references declared PFAS-free.

      Paper board, kraft or greaseproof paper?

      Paper board offers the rigidity needed for cones and trays. Brown kraft gives a natural look. Greaseproof paper, which is thinner, suits pointed bags and portions eaten on the premises.

      Frequently asked questions

      Can chip packaging go in the microwave?

      It depends on the material: check the indication on each product page before reheating.

      Can you serve anything other than chips?

      Yes: nuggets, fritters, churros, onion rings or finger food are served in the same cones and trays.

      How do you avoid soggy chips in delivery?

      Choose packaging that lets steam escape, and avoid sealing very hot chips airtight.