Food bags, foil & kitchen consumables

Behind the counter, the small things still matter.

Foil, cling film, greaseproof paper, trays, gloves, food bags and related catering consumables for restaurants, takeaways, bakeries, caterers and commercial kitchens — the lines that keep prep and service running.

A commercial kitchen with stainless steel appliances, hanging cookware, and a central aisle
Commercial kitchen context Photo: Ceba Solutions (opens in new tab) / Unsplash (opens in new tab)
  1. 01Product categories
  2. 02Kitchen zones
  3. 03In the kitchen
  4. 04Before you order

01 / Product categories

The lines every
kitchen gets through.

Kitchen consumables are bought often and used constantly. Roll widths, sheet sizes, glove sizes and case quantities are confirmed against the specific products for your kitchen.

Illustrative product category — specific products confirmed per requirement

  1. 01

    Foil

    Catering foil rolls and sheets for covering, wrapping, lining and holding food through prep and service.

    Typical use

    • Covering
    • Wrapping
    • Lining
    • Holding

    Check Roll width, gauge and dispenser compatibility — per product data.

  2. 02

    Cling film

    Catering cling film in rolls and cutter-box formats for covering and wrapping food in prep and storage.

    Typical use

    • Covering
    • Wrapping
    • Storage
    • Prep

    Check Roll width and cutter box format, and intended food-contact use.

  3. 03

    Greaseproof paper

    Greaseproof sheets and rolls for lining, wrapping and presentation of baked goods, burgers and hand-held food.

    Typical use

    • Lining trays
    • Wrapping
    • Bakery
    • Presentation

    Check Sheet size or roll width, and grease resistance as stated for the product.

  4. 04

    Trays

    Kitchen and catering trays for prep, holding and transport between kitchen and service.

    Typical use

    • Prep
    • Holding
    • Transport
    • Catering

    Check Tray size for racks or ovens and any temperature limits in the product data.

  5. 05

    Gloves

    Disposable gloves for food handling, prep and service, in a range of materials and sizes.

    Typical use

    • Food prep
    • Handling
    • Service
    • Cleaning down

    Check Material, sizing for staff and whether the product is intended for food handling.

  6. 06

    Food bags

    Food bags for portioning, storage and bakery service, from small sandwich bags to larger storage bags.

    Typical use

    • Portioning
    • Storage
    • Bakery
    • Prep

    Check Bag size, closure type and intended food-contact use.

  7. 07

    Related catering consumables

    Other everyday kitchen consumables used alongside packaging — discussed as part of a supply list.

    Typical use

    • Kitchen
    • Back of house
    • Prep areas

    Check Tell us what you currently use and where it is used.

02 / Kitchen zones

From prep bench
to dispatch.

Thinking through each zone of the kitchen is a quick way to see which consumables are used where — and which ones should sit on a repeat requirement.

Example supply workflow

  1. 01

    Prep

    Hands, surfaces and portions.

    Gloves · Food bags · Cling film

  2. 02

    Cook

    Lining and covering.

    Foil · Greaseproof · Trays

  3. 03

    Hold

    Keeping food covered between stages.

    Cling film · Foil · Trays

  4. 04

    Store

    Portioned and labelled for later.

    Food bags · Cling film

  5. 05

    Dispatch

    Leaving the kitchen packed.

    Packaging · Wraps · Bags

03 / In the kitchen

The consumables you reach for a hundred times a shift deserve a proper supply line.

Foil, film, paper and gloves are some of the fastest-moving lines in a commercial kitchen. Photography shows general commercial kitchen context.

Person garnishing on gray stainless steel bowl
Commercial kitchen context Photo: Bank Phrom (opens in new tab) / Unsplash (opens in new tab)

Product responsibility

Before you order kitchen consumables

How Firefork approaches suitability

Supply enquiry

Keep the back
of house stocked.

Tell us which consumables your kitchen uses, the formats you prefer and roughly how much you get through — we’ll confirm suitable options.

Useful to include

  1. 01 Food type and service model
  2. 02 Packaging or consumable categories
  3. 03 Material preference, if any
  4. 04 Approximate quantities
  5. 05 One-off or repeat requirement
  6. 06 Delivery postcode and timeframe