XPS Absorbent Foam Tray A9, white, 180 x 135 x 25 mm, 1320 pcs / bag
The XPS absorbent foam tray A9 in white is suitable for the hygienic packaging of fresh food. The packaging tray can be used in butcher shops, meat processors, fresh food counters, food retail, gastronomy as well as in catering and to-go areas.
As a butcher tray, delicatessen tray and fresh produce tray, it serves, among other things, as a meat tray, poultry tray, fish tray, fillet tray, cheese tray and shrimp tray.
The absorbent design with openings in the base area supports a clean and sales-friendly presentation. Escaping product liquid can be absorbed or drained.
With its dimensions of 180 x 135 x 25 mm, the absorbent PS foam tray is suitable for small to medium portions. The white colour ensures a classic, clean and neutral look.
Your benefits at a glance
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Self-service tray for butcher shops, meat processors, fresh food counters, food retail and gastronomy
- Also usable for catering, to-go areas and prepared foods
- Absorbent design for a clean product presentation
- Openings in the base area for absorbing or draining product liquid
- Compact format for small and medium fresh portions
- White colour for a classic and hygienic-looking product presentation
- Light and dimensionally stable PS foam material
- Large packaging unit with 1320 pieces per bag
Product data at a glance
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Product: XPS absorbent foam tray A9
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Product type: food tray for use as butcher tray, delicatessen tray and fresh produce tray
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Material: foamed polystyrene
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Colour: white
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Dimensions: 180 x 135 x 25 mm
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Design: absorbent foam tray with openings in the base area
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Use: packaging of fresh food
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Suitable for: meat, poultry, fish, delicatessen and other fresh products
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Packaging unit: 1320 pieces / bag
Please note
All information on this XPS packaging tray has been compiled with care. However, only the information on the product packaging or the manufacturer's specifications is authoritative. Deviations between the illustration and the actual product are possible.
