Lunch Boxes

Biome has Australia's widest range of lunch boxes for kids to adults that are non toxic, waste-free and durable. For safety, choose a lunch box, lunch bag, or bento lunch box that is free from BPA, PVC and lead.

Browse our extensive lunch box, lunch bag & food wrap selections below.

Find eco friendly lunch boxes for kids, lunch boxes for teens in high school, an adult lunch box, stainless steel lunch boxes, plastic free lunch boxes, glass and safe plastic lunch boxes, and a cool ice pack.  Most popular brands are Planetbox, BBox Lunchbox, SoYoung, and Yumbox.

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Australia's widest range of eco friendly lunch boxes. We have a lunchbox solution for adults, kids, adventurers and everyone in between.

Which is the best lunch box for school?

Having trouble deciding on a new lunchbox for the start of the school year? View this blog post to see the most commonly asked questions answered!

Need some inspiration for what to take to work for lunch?  Read our blog post with recipes for Work Lunch Ideas.

Apples are one of the most popular foods to take for lunches. So, it's no surprise that one of the most common questions asked is how to stop apples from browning in a lunch box?

Citrus juice: Squeeze some lemon, lime, orange or pineapple juice over the apple slices and toss them lightly to coat. This will add some tangy flavor and prevent oxidation. Store the apple slices in a sealed container in the fridge for up to 5 days.
Salt water: Dissolve half a teaspoon of salt in a cup of water and soak the apple slices for 3 to 5 minutes. This will not affect the taste of the apples, but will slow down the browning process. Drain the apple slices and store them in a sealed container in the fridge for up to 5 days.

For this very question, we have actually created a Filter on this website to help you find a lunch box that will fit a whole small apple or piece of fruit that is no more than 7cm high. Find the filter here

Is there an Australian lunch box?

To our knowledge there are no lunch boxes made in Australia. Almost all fabrication of stainless steel and glass containers happens in Asia. There is a little plastic manufacturing done in Australia, so there could be some Australian made plastic containers.