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These small PLA sushi containers are perfect for packaging and displaying a variety of cold foods, including sushi, salads, and appetizers. Crafted from renewable PLA plastic, they offer a greener choice for businesses looking to reduce their environmental impact. With clear lids and a compact design, they are ideal for restaurants, cafes, and food trucks. The containers are compostable, biobased, and BPA-free, making them a great option for eco-conscious businesses. They are also freezer-safe and can be used for both hot and cold food applications, making them a versatile and practical choice for food service providers.
Top product features:
Bpa Free: Yes
Freezer Safe: Yes
Pressure Fit Lid:
Top product applications:
Packaging sushi and other cold foods
Displaying sushi and other cold foods
Serving California or Spicy Tuna rolls to customers
Whether you are packaging a California or Spicy Tuna rolls, you can serve them to customers in these Eco-Products Small PLA Sushi Containers. Enjoy a greener choice while your patrons delight in the flavors of their favorite dishes. Crafted from renewable PLA plastic. Ideal for packaging and displaying sushi and other cold foods. Comes with clear lids. Eco-conscious choice - has one or more meaningful eco-attributes or eco-labels. Conforms to ASTM D6400 standards. For detailed information see www.astm.org. Product Content Contains Compostable Material - made from materials that can quickly break down in commercial composting facilities (where facilities exist), to help reduce waste while creating usable organic matter. Biobased products - products (excluding food, feed, or fuel) made primarily from renewable biological materials - such as plants, animals, marine, or forestry resources - and must meet the USDA"s minimum content standards for their category.