Packaging Supplies in Tuncurry
Stock Up for Your Business or Your Move
Running out of takeaway containers during a Saturday lunch rush is the kind of problem that costs a café real money. At Great Lakes Packaging & Party Supplies, we hold packaging supplies in Tuncurry so you're not waiting on a freight delivery from Sydney. Our shelves carry food and catering containers, paper and plastic carry bags, cake boxes, bubble wrap, pallet wrap, removalist cartons, tape and disposable tableware. Buy one, buy a carton or let us know what you go through regularly so we can plan our stock around it. If you're catering a function rather than trading day to day, our event hire range covers the serving gear to go with it. Call 0421 078 470 to check stock before you drive in.
Browse Our Packaging Range
Our range is grouped into eight categories, so you can jump straight to the section you need.
Food & Catering Packaging
Foil containers, Chinese takeaway containers, hot chip boxes, noodle boxes, pizza boxes, raffle trays, cups, lids, plates and cutlery. We stock wooden cutlery, chopsticks, skewers, stirrers and oyster forks alongside the standard lines, plus environmentally friendly plates for venues moving away from plastic.
- Food containers
- Takeaway containers
- Trays
- Cups
- Lids
- Plates
- Cutlery
Bags & Carry Bags
Paper bags with and without handles, plastic shopping bags, brown Kraft twist handle bags, plastic and paper boutique bags and cellophane bags. Sizes run from small lolly bags up to boutique carriers, so retailers, bakeries and market stalls can match the bag to the product rather than making do.
- Paper bags
- Plastic bags
- Cellophane bags
- Takeaway bags
Cake & Bakery Supplies
Cake boxes, cake boards, cupcake containers, muffin wraps, doyleys and greaseproof paper. Home bakers taking orders and commercial kitchens both use these lines, and we keep the common sizes on the shelf rather than ordering them in.
- Cake boxes
- Cake boards
- Cupcake containers
- Muffin wraps
- Bakery packaging
Wrapping & Protective Packaging
Bubble wrap, tissue paper, butcher paper, greaseproof paper, cellophane rolls, clingwrap, foil and baking paper. Whether you're padding out a parcel for post or wrapping a whole dinner service before a move, we'll help you work out how much you need.
- Bubble wrap
- Tissue paper
- Butcher paper
- Wrapping paper
- Protective materials
Moving & Storage
Removalist cartons in several sizes, packing, pallet wrap, strapping and buckles, labels and permanent markers. Take the cartons flat and buy what you need now, then come back for more if the move runs bigger than expected.
- Moving boxes
- Packing tape
- Storage boxes
- Labels
- Packing materials
Disposable Tableware
Reusable RPET plates and cups, plastic glasses, paper plates and cups, napkins, plastic and paper table covers, placemats and disposable cutlery. Useful for a party, a work function or a holiday rental kitchen, in quantities that suit a family or a crowd.
- Plates
- Bowls
- Cups
- Cutlery
- Napkins
- Tablecloths
- Serving products
Commercial Packaging
Bulk lines for business that get through them steadily: garbage bags, bin liners, butcher paper and docket books.
- Commercial bags
- Food-service packaging
- Bulk packaging
- Business supplies
Cleaning & Hygiene
Hand towel and dispensers, toilet paper, toilet seals, soap and soap dispensers, tissues, scourers, disposable gloves and rubbish bags. Cafés, holiday rentals, clubs and offices restock these with us, usually on the same trip as their food packaging.
- Cleaning products
- Rubbish bags
- Gloves
- Paper products
- Hygiene supplies
FAQs
- What is the difference between greaseproof paper and baking paper?
- Greaseproof paper resists oil and is used for wrapping and lining, while baking paper carries a silicone coating that stops food sticking in the oven. They look almost identical on the roll, so it's worth checking which one a recipe or a food safety plan actually calls for.
- How are takeaway containers matched to hot and cold food?
- Hot food needs a container rated for heat, with a vented or well-sealing lid to manage steam and stop the base going soft. Cold and chilled items can use lighter containers, though anything with sauce still needs a lid that locks properly for transport.
- What size moving boxes work best for a house move?
- Smaller cartons suit heavy items like books, tools and tinned goods, because a large box packed with weight becomes difficult to lift safely. Larger cartons are better kept for bulky but light things such as bedding, cushions and clothing.