Faerch FB292 Recyclable Sushi Snack Trays Base Only 120 x 108mm (Pack of 1200) (DISCONTINUED)

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Faerch FB292
CAS SKU
80540
MPN
FB292
AKA
FB292

Discontinued

Product Specifications
Box Quantity1200
Dimensions120(H) x 108(W) x 11(D) mm
MaterialrPET
WarrantyN/A
Details

Sushi is a great way to entice customers with fresh, exciting and healthy foods.
The black colourway of these Faerch sushi snack trays creates an attractive contrast for the presentation of vibrant ingredients, working to improve the visual appeal of your sushi dishes. The toughened plastic material is also highly robust, helping to keep the contents of these trays protected and secure. The boxes feature a small serving base to present multiple pieces of sushi and a handy side compartment that can be used for additional condiments, giving you an all-in-one serving solution for your dishes.
These trays are also made from 90% recycled PET and are completely recyclable after use, giving you more sustainable alternatives to traditional, virgin plastic food packaging.

Faerch FB292 Features
  • Dimensions 120(H) x 108(W) x 11(D)mm
  • Material rPET
  • Colour Black
  • The trays are made from 90% recycled PET
  • Includes a divide for the inclusion of condiments such as soy sauce
  • An internal clip creates a strong link between the base and lid
  • The black base will enhance the vibrant colours of your dishes
  • Perfect for use in any deli or sushi restaurant
  • Compatible with the Faerch sushi snack tray lids (FB293 - sold separately)
  • The recycled material means less raw resources and energy are used up in production
  • Made in manufacturing facilities fully powered by renewable energy sources
  • The trays can be fully recycled after use

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