Detmold Group is a leading manufacturer of paper and board based packaging products for a diverse range of customers.
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We employ technical experts and invest in latest machinery to deliver the high level of customisation, innovation and functionality demanded for Packaged Goods and Custom Made Printed Cartons.
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We design, manufacture, and supply the FMCG, grocery and food service industry with world-class sustainable paper and cardboard packaging solutions, delivered with the level of service and care you’d expect from a family-owned business like ours.
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Food delivery platform Uber Eats has teamed up with Detpak to produce smaller-sized paper delivery bags to cater for small and single orders in Australia and New Zealand – helping to reduce the carbon emissions impact at the same time - when compared to the standard-sized bag.
Detpak, a subsidiary of the South Australian third-generation family-owned Detmold Group, has created the “singles bag”, designed for single or small meals, snacks and individual drinks.
While the original standard-sized bag size will remain, with a smaller and more efficient bag option available for food delivery, businesses will be able to save storage space and reduce delivery costs for small orders.
Detpak General Manager – Product & Brand, Keith Bishop said Detpak’s production and shipping of the bag would emit 47 per cent less carbon than the larger carry bag.
The smaller Uber Eats bag will be produced using 100 per cent recycled paper, similar to the current standard-sized delivery bag also produced by Detpak.
Mr Bishop explained in addition to helping reduce carbon emissions impact by offering smaller sized delivery bags, there were other benefits for businesses in delivering food in smaller bags.
“The community and the way in which we live is changing, and Uber Eats is recognising that there is a significant number of people ordering small or single items and there is a need to adapt to a new market,” Mr Bishop said.
“Practically speaking, these smaller bags mean less material consumption, processing and transportation which will help to reduce Uber Eats’ carbon emissions impact in comparison to the standard-sized bag,” he said.
“Uber Eats has been a valued customer for many years, and we have appreciated the opportunity to work with the company to create a paper bag which is more suitable for smaller deliveries and which reduces the carbon emissions impact compared to the standard-sized bag.”
Detpak has been partnering with Uber Eats since 2018, establishing a strong relationship built on providing the highest quality packaging products and reliability of service.