Huhtamaki Savaday® Molded Fiber Food Trays - 1000/Carton

Savaday® Molded Fiber Food Trays - 1000/Carton

Savaday molded fiber food trays are single-compartment paper trays for serving and holding food. They fit foodservice operations that want a dependable tray for fried, baked, or broiled foods while also supporting a recycled paper fiber purchasing preference. This carton includes 1000 beige trays, each measuring 5 inch by 7 inch.

Good Fit For

• Cafeterias and foodservice counters
• Concession and takeaway food service
• Operations serving fried, baked, or broiled foods
• Buyers seeking molded fiber trays made from recycled paper fiber

Key Features

• Molded fiber tray offers dependable performance for everyday foodservice use
• Extra-strength absorbency can help manage moisture from prepared foods
• Works well with fried, baked, or broiled foods for flexible menu use
• Made with 100% recycled paper fiber from a renewable resource
• Single-compartment 5 inch x 7 inch format keeps portions simple and easy to serve
• 1000-count carton supports higher-volume kitchens, cafeterias, and concessions

Applications and Usage

• Serving fried foods
• Holding baked items for service
• Presenting broiled foods
• Everyday tray service in high-volume food operations

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 1000/Carton.
• Material: Paper.
• This tray has one compartment, so it is best when separate sections are not needed.
• The tray does not include a hinged lid.
• The tray is not vented.

FAQ

• What kinds of foods work well in these trays? These molded fiber food trays are intended for fried, baked, or broiled foods.
• Are these trays compartmented? No. Each tray has one compartment for simple food service and portion presentation.
• Do these food trays have lids? No. These trays do not have a hinged lid.
• What size are these food trays? Each tray measures 5 inch wide by 7 inch deep.
• Are these trays made from recycled material? Yes. They are made with 100% recycled paper fiber from a renewable resource.

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