12 oz Paper Soup Container 500/pcs White PLA Coated

12 oz Paper Soup Container – Pcs 500/cs

The 12 oz Paper Soup Container with PLA coating are designed to provide a reliable and eco-friendly solution for serving small portions of soups, stews, and a range of other hot or cold dishes. Each case includes 500 white containers, making them ideal for restaurants, catering services, and high-volume food operations. With a 12 oz capacity, these containers are perfect for individual servings or small portions, suitable for both casual and more refined dining settings. Constructed from durable paper and coated with PLA (polylactic acid), these containers combine strength with an environmentally conscious alternative to traditional plastic coatings.

The white paper design ensures a clean and professional appearance. While the PLA coating enhances the container’s durability and leak resistance. These containers are designed to be used with matching lids (sold separately), which help prevent spills and ensure that your food remains fresh and secure. Whether you’re handling take-out orders, serving at events, or running a busy kitchen. These 12 oz paper soup containers offer both practical functionality and sustainable benefits.

• Capacity: 12 oz, ideal for small servings of soups, stews, and other hot or cold dishes
• Design: White paper soup containers with a PLA coating for added durability and leak resistance
• Pack Size: 500 containers per case, perfect for restaurants, catering, and high-volume food service
• Material: Made from sturdy paper with a PLA (polylactic acid) coating, offering an eco-friendly alternative to traditional plastic coatings
• Lid Compatibility: Designed to fit securely with matching lids (sold separately) to prevent spills and keep food fresh
• Usage: Great for take-out, food trucks, events, and everyday food service needs
• Eco-Friendly: PLA coating provides a more sustainable option while maintaining strength and leak-proof qualities

This cup sold separately (Not with lid). Check lids by clicking this link.