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Custom Food Containers, Lunch Boxes and Storage Bags

Reusable food containers go to work, school and the gym nearly every day, and they sit on desks and in break room fridges where coworkers see them. This collection has more than 60 options. Budget picks include a 30 oz grub tub, reusable zip top bags and salad shakers.


In the middle you will find silicone storage bags, wheat straw and bamboo lunch sets, meal prep containers with air valves and a glass container with a bamboo lid. The top tier features insulated food jars and stainless bento boxes from Hydro Flask, Stanley, Rigwa and Arctic Zone.


Types of Containers

  • Reusable bags: zip top, stand-up and silicone storage bags, including Food Huggers styles, that cut down on single-use plastic.
  • Lunch and bento boxes: divided containers in recycled plastic, wheat straw, bamboo fiber and aluminum, some with utensils or a built-in cutting board.
  • Salad shakers and meal prep: shaker bottles, three-piece salad sets and silicone containers with an air valve for weekly batch cooking.
  • Insulated jars and bowls: Hydro Flask, Stanley, Rigwa and Arctic Zone vessels that keep soup hot or salad cold until lunch.


Specs Worth Checking

  • Food safe and BPA free: 39 products are listed as food safe and 33 as BPA free.
  • Dishwasher safe: 17 products can go in the dishwasher, a detail office and school buyers often check first.
  • Leak resistant lids: 13 containers have spill resistant lids for soups, dressings and yogurt on the commute.
  • Lower waste: nine use recycled materials, seven carry FSC certification, and W&P and EKOBO add design-minded options.


Because a reusable container gets used again and again, gyms, meal prep companies, wellness programs, schools and corporate sustainability teams keep coming back to this category. Screen print, laser engraving and full color are all available depending on the material. Containers start at $1.79, the smallest order is as low as 4 on some products and as high as 250 on others, and production spans 10 to 19 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

This collection has 63 products across several types:

  • Lunch containers, bento boxes and grub tubs
  • Reusable storage bags in silicone and zip top styles
  • Salad shakers and meal prep containers
  • Insulated food jars and bowls
  • Glass storage containers with bamboo lids

They suit wellness programs, gyms, meal prep companies and corporate lunch-and-learns.

Prices start at about $1.79 for a 30 oz oval grub tub and $1.85 for a reusable zip top bag. Mid-range lunch sets and silicone bags run about $4 to $14. Premium insulated jars and stainless bento boxes run about $40 to $54.88, with the Rigwa 46 oz travel bento at the top.

For hot soups and cold salads, the options include the Hydro Flask insulated food jar, 20 oz, around $45.53, and the Hydro Flask leakproof stainless jar, 20 oz, around $40.37. The Stanley Classic food jar with cup lid holds 24 oz and costs about $43.90, and the Rigwa insulated food bowl holds 40 oz for about $44.88.

Yes. The Zili reusable silicone bag comes in 8 oz for about $5.52 and 16 oz for about $6.73. The Stasher sandwich bag and the Food Huggers stand-up silicone bag, 13 oz, each cost about $13.89. These replace disposable plastic bags, which makes them a good fit for eco-minded brands and wellness campaigns.

Minimums are flexible, from as few as 4 pieces up to 250, so check each product for its starting quantity. Production runs between about 10 and 19 days, depending on the product and decoration. Setup charges are $40 to $90.

Many are. In this collection 39 products are listed as food safe, 33 as BPA free and 17 as dishwasher safe. Thirteen have a spill resistant lid and 11 are insulated. Laser engraving is used on 17 products, including bamboo pieces, while 50 are screen printed and 10 printed in full color.