CRT1500 Rectangle Pulp Food Container

The Harvest CRT1500 pulp food tray is a high-quality, eco-friendly food packaging option, meticulously crafted from 100% natural and renewable bamboo pulp, sugarcane pulp—materials that are non-toxic, odorless, and fully compliant with green environmental protection standards. Boasting a generous 1500ml capacity, it provides ample and stable space for various foods, making it highly suitable for packaging salads, fried rice, snacks, bento boxes, rice, steak, and other common meals. Equipped with a high-quality PP lid that ensures tight and secure sealing, this tray effectively prevents food leakage and heat loss, making it particularly ideal for hot food packaging and standing out as a top choice for catering businesses, takeout services, and daily use.

As an excellent alternative to traditional plastic food containers, the Harvest CRT1500 seamlessly combines environmental protection with outstanding practical performance. It is capable of holding both hot and cold food, with a heat resistance of up to 120℃ and water resistance of up to 100℃, and it is microwave safe and freezable, adapting to diverse food storage needs. Its excellent barrier properties effectively prevent water and oil leakage, allowing it to hold wet and oily foods without staining hands or tables, ensuring a clean and convenient user experience.

For customers with long-term food storage needs, we provide an optional laminate film service. The laminate film not only strengthens the tray’s structural stability but also enhances its water and oil resistance, effectively preserving the freshness and texture of food for a longer period. In line with global sustainable development trends, this pulp food tray is fully biodegradable and compostable, leaving no environmental burden after use. With its natural, renewable materials, practical functions, and PP lid configuration, it perfectly meets the needs of hot food packaging and various catering scenarios, becoming a reliable and eco-friendly choice for food packaging.