19 Oz Rectangular Kraft Paper Container – Slim Salad And Grain Bowl With Clear PET Lid
A long, narrow body that lays a salad out in a single layer instead of burying it - the dressing stays on the leaves because nothing is crushed under a second handful.
- MOQ
- 10,000 sets
- Lead Time
- 18-22 business days
- OEM / ODM
- Yes - length-to-width ratio per menu
- Material
- Kraft board, grease-proof aqueous barrier both sides
- Packaging
- 200 sets / carton, lids interleaved in separate bundle
- Payment
- T/T, Western Union
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 | Surface litho print / kraft-on-kraft tonal artwork |
|---|---|
| Target Food Type | Salad / Grain Bowl / Cold Cut / Side Dish |
| Eco Property | Plastic-free body, home-compostable barrier option |
| Certifications | EU 10/2011 / REACH |
Product Description
The complaint about a cold pack in a round bowl is always the same: the leaves at the bottom are bruised and the dressing pooled in one quadrant. A slim rectangle fixes both by changing the aspect ratio - the ingredients sit side by side, the dressing runs along a shallow line rather than into a well, and the pack photographs as a full menu item without being rearranged first.
Grab-and-go retail takes this format more than foodservice, because the shelf edge shows the contents through the lid and a long pack reads as more food than a squat one at the same volume. Delis use it for the same reason on a counter display.
Presentation Before Portion
Where a round bowl sells on capacity, the rectangle sells on the first look. For a chilled item that competes with eleven other packs behind glass, that ordering is usually the right trade.
