Genpak 20500 Hinged Lid Food Container – 9 3/16″L x 6 1/2″W x 2 7/8″H, Polystyrene Foam, White – 200 Count

The lightweight polystyrene Genpak 20500 hinged lid food container is designed for holding sandwiches, subs, and burgers with fries in to-go or drive-thru orders. It can be used to store leftovers at sit-down establishments. The material maintains the temperature of the food longer than polymer containers.

Product Details

• Made of polystyrene
• White
• Rectangle
• Single compartment
• Commercially recyclable
• Overall dimensions: 9 3/16 in. L x 6 1/2 in. W x 2 7/8 in. H
• Container Height
• 2.88-in. profile provides room for stacked sandwiches or sides
• Commercially Recyclable
• Container can be recycled where local facilities accept polystyrene foam
• Takeout Use
• Designed for drive-thru orders, leftovers, and carryout meals
• White Finish
• Neutral color supports clean food presentation
• Rectangular Shape
• Designed with 9.19-in. x 6.5-in. footprint for sandwiches, burgers, and combo meals
• Single Compartment
• Open interior holds one entree or sandwich with a side

Additional Product Information

Recyclable

This item can be recycled

Certifications

Made in the U.S.A.

This item is made in the United States of America

• Resources
• Take-Out Container Size Guide
• From The Manufacturer

All-Purpose Hinged Lid Container, 9-3/16″ x 6-1/2″ x 2-7/8″, 200/case, white, polystyrene foam, single compartment, rectangular, recyclable

Genpak 20500

Specifications: Color: White; Height (in): 2.88; Length (in): 9.19; Material: Polystyrene Foam; No. of Compartments: 1; Product: Containers; Product Type: Disposables; Shape: Rectangular; Special Features: Clamshell; Weight: 7.38; Width (in): 6.5

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