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Kraft Paper Food Containers

Searching for a sustainable food container? Try the new clear polypropylene-lidded kraft paper food containers, which are ideal for dishes like poutine or salad bowls!

These containers are excellent for quick-serve food operations. Both hot and cold meals may be stored in them, and the clear, leak-proof top makes the food visible for easy identification. The broad mouth and squat contour make it simple to serve and eat tasty dishes.

Sustainable Characteristics:

made with 80 percent renewable materials
100% chlorine-free, PFAS-free, and unbleached
If you have access to a recycler that accepts paper food service containers, they could be recyclable. There may be no such amenities in your neighborhood.
100% recyclable PP is used to make lids.
Features

Operational efficiency is increased thanks to the easy close function, which enables quick, secure closing with little effort.
Simple open tabs increase recurring business by easing client angst.
Increasing adaptability for serving, delivering, and enjoying hot food at its ideal temperature while being safe around heat lamps.
Leak-guard seal preserves freshness and eliminates spills, improving client satisfaction.
The moisture barrier reduces leaks and seepage, boosting client confidence.
Utilizing two temperatures improves operating effectiveness and minimizes the amount of space needed to store containers.
A vented lid enhances food quality and order accuracy.
container stability while stacked, whether on a shelf or in a delivery bag.
The container’s wide mouth and squat contour make it simple to fill fast and eat straight from it.

Superior vision into the container is provided by the clear vented top, encouraging impulsive purchases and improving order accuracy.
Made using Kraft paper that is 100% unbleached, chlorine-free, and PFAS-free, clearly demonstrating a commitment to sustainability.
You may contribute to the solution and work with us to create meaningful environmental impact since the container is composed of 80% renewable materials and the lid is made of recyclable PP.
If you have access to a recycler that takes paper food service containers—which may not be available in your area—containers can be recycled.