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Placon: Food-safe, recycled PET plastic tray and bowl line

Manufactured with EcoStar food-safe recycled PET, Placon’s Fresh ‘n Clear CaterEase plastic tray and bowl line features sleek black, crush and crack resistant platters, bowls, and lids that securely, attractively, and sustainably present a wide assortment of foods from sandwiches, salads, fruits and veggies to desserts.

Pw 53189 Caterease 320 Oz Bowl

The tight lid seals ensure product freshness while helping prevent unexpected removal of lids from bases during handling and transport. 

The tray’s durable lid design features no sidewall ribbing for product visibility.  Earth-friendly, recyclable bowls, trays, and lids are manufactured with up to 100% post-consumer content from bottles and thermoforms diverted from landfills, making clean-up easy.

The line’s single- and multi-compartment tray base venting system is engineered to slowly release trapped air when the lid is snapped on, preventing lid “ballooning” for easy stacking. The entire CaterEase line can be custom engraved or embossed with company logos or other designs for strong brand visibility.


 

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