Hillsboro, OR

Grease-Resistant Board Packaging in Hillsboro, OR

Hillsboro is the heart of Oregon's Silicon Forest — home to Intel's largest manufacturing campus in the world, where the company produces its most advanced processors, making Hillsboro one of the most technologically significant cities in the United States. The city's semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem, supported by dozens of chip equipment and materials companies, creates substantial commercial packaging demand alongside a growing residential and retail economy. My Custom Boxes serves Hillsboro's tech-manufacturing-anchored business community with premium custom packaging.

MOQ: 100 unitsFree Shipping2-3 Week Turnaround
Grease-Resistant Board in Hillsboro

Why Hillsboro Businesses Choose Us

Free shipping to Hillsboro and all Washington County addresses
Semiconductor and tech manufacturing packaging for Hillsboro's Intel community
Corporate packaging for Hillsboro's Silicon Forest business community
Retail packaging for Hillsboro's growing commercial corridors
100-unit MOQ for Hillsboro startups and small businesses

Why Choose Grease-Resistant Board

PE lamination and PFAS-free aqueous grease-resistant treatment options
Complete fat migration barrier for high-fat food applications
PFAS-free specification -- compliant with FDA and state PFAS food packaging restrictions
Available in SBS and corrugated grades for all food service applications
FDA 21 CFR food contact compliant throughout
Appropriate for bakery, fried food, pizza, and confectionery applications

Custom Grease-Resistant Board Packaging | Oil and Fat Barrier for Food Service Packaging

Grease-resistant board is paperboard with a specialized surface treatment -- polyethylene (PE) lamination, fluorochemical coating, or aqueous grease-resistant coating -- that prevents oils, fats, and greases from penetrating the board substrate. Without grease-resistant treatment, oils from butter, chocolate, cheese, fried foods, and other high-fat products migrate rapidly into standard paperboard by capillary action, creating the oil-stained appearance that communicates packaging failure at retail and food service counter environments.

Grease-Resistant Treatment Types

Three grease-resistant treatment technologies are commonly used in food packaging. PE (polyethylene) lamination applies a thin plastic film to the interior board surface, creating an impermeable grease barrier that completely prevents fat migration -- appropriate for high-fat applications like fried food, butter pastry, and chocolate confectionery. Aqueous grease-resistant coating applies a water-based polymer coating that reduces but does not completely prevent fat migration -- adequate for moderate-fat applications and shorter display times. Fluorochemical coating (PFAS-based) provides excellent grease resistance but faces increasing regulatory restrictions in several jurisdictions due to environmental persistence concerns.

PFAS-Free Grease Resistance

Fluorochemical (PFAS/PFOA) grease-resistant coatings are facing increasing bans in food packaging applications due to environmental persistence and potential human health concerns. FDA, several US states, the EU, and major retailers including McDonald's and Whole Foods have moved to eliminate PFAS-based grease-resistant food packaging. We specify only PFAS-free grease-resistant treatments -- PE lamination and PFAS-free aqueous coating -- in all food packaging applications.

Why Grease-Resistant Treatment is Non-Negotiable for Food Packaging

A food packaging box that shows oil staining before the customer opens it has failed its most basic function. Butter cookies, fried donuts, chocolate confections, and pizza all contain fats that migrate into uncoated paperboard on contact -- at room temperature, visible staining can appear within 30-120 minutes depending on fat content. For retail packaging that must maintain pristine appearance through hours of counter display, and for food service packaging that contacts high-fat food, grease-resistant treatment is not optional -- it is the minimum specification required to maintain packaging quality appearance through the product's intended use context.

PFAS-Free Grease Resistance: The Current Standard

The food packaging industry is in active transition away from PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) grease-resistant coatings following FDA restrictions, state-level bans (California, New York, and others), and major retailer commitments to PFAS-free packaging. PE lamination and PFAS-free aqueous polymer coatings are the currently accepted alternatives that provide adequate grease resistance for most food packaging applications without the environmental persistence concerns of PFAS chemistry. We specify only PFAS-free grease-resistant treatments for all food packaging and can provide documentation confirming the absence of regulated PFAS substances in all materials used.

Quick Specs

Minimum Order
100 units
Production Time
2-3 weeks
Free Shipping
Yes
Eco-Friendly
Options available
Location
Hillsboro, OR

Thickness Options

14pt PE laminated18pt PE laminatedAqueous coated standard

Industries in Hillsboro

ManufacturingE-commerceRetailHealth & WellnessFood & Beverage
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Industries We Serve in Hillsboro

We provide grease-resistant board packaging solutions to a wide range of industries in Hillsboro, OR.

Manufacturing
E-commerce
Retail
Health & Wellness
Food & Beverage

Grease-Resistant Board is Best For

Bakery and pastry food service packaging
Fried food and quick service restaurant packaging
Pizza and hot food delivery packaging
Chocolate and confectionery retail packaging
Cookie and snack food packaging
Food service counter display packaging

Popular Box Styles in Hillsboro

The most requested packaging styles from Hillsboro businesses.

Shipping Boxes
Mailer Boxes
Retail Boxes
Rigid Boxes
Corrugated Mailers
Tuck End Boxes

Grease-Resistant Board in Nearby Cities

We deliver to cities across Oregon.

Grease-Resistant Board Packaging in Hillsboro — FAQs

What is grease-resistant board?

Grease-resistant board is paperboard with specialized surface treatment -- PE lamination or PFAS-free aqueous coating -- preventing oils, fats, and greases from penetrating the board substrate. Without this treatment, oils from butter, chocolate, fried foods, and other high-fat products migrate rapidly into standard paperboard, creating oil-stained packaging.

What is the difference between PE lamination and aqueous grease-resistant coating?

PE lamination applies a polyethylene plastic film creating an impermeable grease barrier -- completely preventing fat migration and appropriate for very high-fat applications. Aqueous grease-resistant coating applies a water-based polymer that reduces but may not completely prevent fat migration over extended high-fat contact -- adequate for moderate-fat applications and shorter display times. PE lamination provides better protection; aqueous coating provides better recyclability.

Are PFAS grease-resistant coatings still available?

PFAS-based grease-resistant coatings are increasingly restricted in food packaging applications. FDA has taken action to remove certain PFAS food contact approvals; California, New York, and other states have enacted bans on PFAS food packaging. We specify only PFAS-free grease-resistant treatments and provide documentation confirming the absence of regulated PFAS substances.

Is PE-laminated grease-resistant board recyclable?

PE-laminated paperboard is not recyclable in most standard curbside paper recycling streams because the PE film contaminates the paper recycling process. Some specialized recycling programs accept PE-laminated packaging. For brands prioritizing recyclability alongside grease resistance, PFAS-free aqueous coating on uncoated board is the more recyclable specification -- though with lower grease resistance than PE lamination.

What is the minimum order for grease-resistant board packaging?

Our minimum order is 100 units for custom grease-resistant board packaging. PFAS-free grease resistance documentation is provided with all food packaging orders.

Do you serve Hillsboro's Intel and semiconductor community?

Yes. Intel's Hillsboro campus suppliers and semiconductor companies use our professional packaging for products and branded corporate materials.

What Washington County areas do you deliver to?

We deliver free to Hillsboro, Beaverton, Forest Grove, Cornelius, and all surrounding Washington County communities.

Can Hillsboro small businesses get custom packaging?

Yes. Our 100-unit minimum makes professional custom packaging accessible for Hillsboro's business community.

How long does delivery take to Hillsboro?

Production is 10–14 business days from proof approval, then 2–3 days ground shipping to Hillsboro.

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