Disposable Gloves

Not every task needs the same glove. Our disposable gloves range covers vinyl, nitrile, latex and polythene, all powder-free where it matters, so catering, food processing and hospitality businesses can match the glove to the job. Wholesale pricing and next-day UK delivery keep hand hygiene covered without overpaying.

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Disposable Gloves for Every Task and Budget

Choosing between nitrile gloves, vinyl gloves and latex gloves usually comes down to fit, durability and any allergy concerns. Nitrile is a common choice where a closer, more durable fit matters, vinyl offers a lower-cost option for lighter or shorter tasks, and latex gives a snug, flexible fit but isn't suitable where latex allergies are a concern. All three are available powder-free, which is now the standard expectation in most food and hospitality settings.

For quick, low-cost tasks, our polythene gloves offer a loose-fitting, disposable option that's often used for short food handling jobs or as a spare pair kept on hand. Stocking a mix of glove types lets kitchens and processing sites match the right glove to each task rather than over-specifying one type for everything. Pair with our hygiene workwear range for full PPE coverage.

Why Choose Packaging By Polymer

We stock disposable gloves across four material types, not just one default option, so catering and food processing businesses can order the right fit for each task at wholesale prices.

  • Nitrile, vinyl, latex and polythene options
  • Powder-free across vinyl, nitrile and latex gloves
  • Suited to catering, food processing and cleaning tasks
  • Multiple colours for visual task separation
  • Wholesale pricing for trade and bulk orders
  • Free next-day delivery across the UK

FAQs

What customer ask for!

1. What's the difference between nitrile and vinyl gloves?

Nitrile gloves generally offer a closer fit and better durability for longer or more demanding tasks, while vinyl gloves are a lower-cost option better suited to quick, lighter jobs where a looser fit isn't a problem.

2. Are latex gloves safe for food handling?

Latex gloves are commonly used for food handling, but they aren't suitable for everyone due to latex allergies. Many kitchens now stock nitrile or vinyl as a latex-free alternative for staff or customers with sensitivities.

3. What disposable gloves are best for catering?

It depends on the task: nitrile suits longer food prep tasks needing durability, vinyl works well for quicker jobs, and polythene gloves are a low-cost option for short handling tasks like serving or plating.

4. Where can I buy disposable gloves in bulk in the UK?

Packaging By Polymer supplies nitrile, vinyl, latex and polythene disposable gloves at wholesale prices with next-day delivery, suited to catering, food processing and hospitality businesses.

5. Are powder-free gloves better than powdered gloves?

Powder-free gloves are now standard in most food and hygiene settings, since glove powder can contaminate food or trigger sensitivities. Our vinyl, nitrile and latex gloves are all available powder-free.