16 Oz Round Kraft Paper Bowl – Single Portion Deli Side Container With Clear PET Lid
The smallest body in the kraft line: a one-handed round bowl for the side slot on a combo, the fruit cup on a breakfast tray, the dip that holds its shape in a delivery bag instead of collapsing next to the hot food.
- MOQ
- 5,000 sets
- Lead Time
- 10-14 business days
- OEM / ODM
- Yes - lid colour and rim diameter
- Material
- Virgin kraft board, aqueous inner coating
- Packaging
- 500 sets / carton, 50 sets / inner sleeve
- Payment
- T/T, L/C at sight
Sample Kit
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Get 3-5 samples in different materials and finishes. See the quality firsthand.
- Free shipping
- Multiple materials
- $30 kit, refunded on order
Key Specs
| Branding Options | Flexo one-colour / lid sticker |
|---|---|
| Target Food Type | Sides / Dip / Fruit Cup / Yogurt Topping |
| Eco Property | Fibre-led pack, water-based coating, no extruded plastic liner |
| Certifications | FDA / EU 10/2011 |
Product Description
A small round bowl has to earn its place on a tray, because it is the item the operator notices first when the order is wrong. This one stands to the rim without bulging, so it survives being dropped into a bag beside a hot mains box, and the coating keeps a wet slaw or a yogurt-based dip from darkening the outside wall within the first twenty minutes of a courier run.
Cafes and salad bars use it as the portion governor: the fill line is the rim, so a scoop levels it and the cost per pack stops drifting between shifts. Coffee chains take the same body for overnight oats and granola cups, where the clear lid shows the layers that sell the item.
Why Chains Standardise On The Small Round
One small shell can serve every side on a menu, which means one SKU to store, one lid to buy and one stack in the fridge instead of four. That consolidation is where the real saving sits - the pack itself is cheap, the inventory around it is not.
