Recyclable Akeaway Bagasse Pulp Eco Friendly 5 Compartment Serving Lunch Trays
Price:
Negotiable
MOQ:
50000pcs
Delivery Time:
5~25 working days
Brand:
UV or Customized
Product Description
Eco-friendly bagasse pulp 5 compartments divided takeaway lunch trays
These eco-friendly lunch trays are made from bagasse pulp, a natural and renewable material. Great for catering or takeout, these strong and sturdy trays pair with fiber or PLA lids, can be used in different places, and suit for both hot and cold items.
Add these bagasse takeaway trays to complete your food packaging solution. When you order fast food from different takeaway platform, choose the environmental friendly food packaging containers, and try to not choose fork, knife, spoon, and chopsticks, as you can use the home tools directly. Teach our children to keep the good habbit also, and be friendly to our planet.
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Item Name
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Eco-friendly bagasse pulp 5 compartments divided takeaway lunch trays
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Primary Material
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Sugarcane bagasse pulp
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Dinnerware Color
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White
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Tray Features
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Disposable, Sustainable, Oil-resistant, Water-resistant, Microwaveable, Recyclable. 100% natural fiber pulp, healthy and sanitary to use.
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Applications
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Beverage shops, soy milk shops, juice shops, fast food restaurants, cafes, dessert houses, restaurants, western restaurants, hotel restaurants and various clubs,etc.
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Sea port
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Shanghai port
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OEM/ODM service
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Accepted, we can design as customers' requirement.
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MOQ
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50000pcs, can offer stock free sample for quality checking
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Package
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Packed by carton or according to customers' requirements.
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Delivery
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About 10~30 days according to quantity and model.
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Company
Wuhu Runlin packaging Material Co.,Ltd
Location
No.14 Hongxing Road, Qiaobei Industrial Park, Longshan Subdistrict, Wuhu District, China (Anhui) Pilot Free Trade Zone
Contact Person
Paula Wong