1LB Vented Hinged Plastic Grape, Tomato containers - 500/Case

1LB Vented Hinged Plastic Grape, Tomato containers - 500/Case

Let produce look its luscious best in this sparkling clear plastic grape or tomato container. This 1 lb. grape container is strong enough to keep fruit from bruising and compact enough to fit easily into any refrigerator. As a berry container, it is perfect for large strawberries or plump blueberries. As a tomato container, it prevents damage to delicate cherry tomatoes and preserves the milder flavor of grape tomatoes. At the same time, the vented fruit container lengthens the life of produce by allowing air to pass through. The bottom of the grape container is deep enough to hold 1 pound of fruit. The vented lid of the tomato container hinges securely to the base and snaps closed on the front corners, leaving more breathing room between the lid and base. The container is easy to open without inadvertently squeezing the fruit inside. Restaurants and caterers that buy tomatoes or grape in bulk can wash the fruit and pack it into the tomato containers for storage. This case of 500 tomato containers is great for large food businesses, allowing for convenient ordering. 1 LB Vented Hinged Plastic Grape, Tomato Container Dimensions: 7 1/4” x 4 3/4” x 3 3/32” 500 per Case.

Let produce look its luscious best in this sparkling clear plastic grape or tomato container. This 1 lb. grape container is strong enough to keep fruit from bruising and compact enough to fit easily into any refrigerator. As a berry container, it is perfect for large strawberries or plump blueberries. As a tomato container, it prevents damage to delicate cherry tomatoes and preserves the milder flavor of grape tomatoes.

At the same time, the vented fruit container lengthens the life of produce by allowing air to pass through. The bottom of the grape container is deep enough to hold 1 pound of fruit. The vented lid of the tomato container hinges securely to the base and snaps closed on the front corners, leaving more breathing room between the lid and base. The container is easy to open without inadvertently squeezing the fruit inside. Restaurants and caterers that buy tomatoes or grape in bulk can wash the fruit and pack it into the tomato containers for storage. This case of 500 tomato containers is great for large food businesses, allowing for convenient ordering.
1 LB Vented Hinged Plastic Grape, Tomato Container
Dimensions: 7 1/4” x 4 3/4” x 3 3/32”
500 per Case

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