CPET (Crystallized Polyethylene Terephthalate)
A type of plastic used in packaging that can withstand high temperatures, making it suitable for oven and microwave use.
Trays designed to be safe for use in microwave ovens, allowing for easy reheating of packaged food.
CPET trays that can withstand the high temperatures of conventional ovens without deforming or releasing harmful substances.
Trays that are safe for use in both conventional ovens and microwave ovens.
A process applied to PET trays to enhance their heat resistance and structural integrity.
Trays made from materials that are safe for direct contact with food products.
Trays designed to be recycled after use, reducing environmental impact and supporting sustainability efforts.
The protective capabilities of CPET tray materials to prevent moisture, oxygen, and other external contaminants from reaching the food, thus preserving its quality, freshness, and shelf life.
The ability of sealed trays to maintain the temperature of food, whether hot or cold, making them ideal for ready-to-eat meals and meal delivery.
Trays designed with features that indicate if the package has been opened or tampered with.
Trays divided into sections or compartments to separate and organize multiple items within a single package.
CPET trays tailored to specific product dimensions and packaging requirements.
Trays designed with interlocking features that snap together for secure closure.
The process of securely closing CPET trays with a film, ensuring the contents are protected from contamination, preserved for freshness, and suitable for transportation.
A manufacturing process used to produce trays by heating plastic sheets until pliable, then molding them into specific shapes to create durable and versatile food packaging containers..
Pre-formed plastic trays often used in conjunction with blister packs to hold and display items securely.
Hinged trays that can close securely, often used for packaging food, electronics, and other consumer goods.
High Impact Polystyrene (HIPS) Trays
Trays made from HIPS, a lightweight and cost-effective material often used for food packaging. While HIPS trays are less heat-resistant than CPET, they are suitable for cold or ambient-temperature food products.
Polylactic Acid (PLA) Trays
Biodegradable trays made from PLA, a plant-based plastic alternative. These trays are compostable and eco-friendly but are not suitable for high-temperature applications like oven use.
A film used to seal the top of trays, providing a barrier to protect the contents and maintain freshness.
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