KSI custom-printed PLA deli containers are compostable, durable, and crystal-clear for premium food presentation. Add your logo or design to showcase your brand while promoting sustainability in delis, cafés, and takeout services.
Item No.: IW1884P
Size: Φ4.61"
Color: Clear
Case Pack: 500
Weight: 9.9 lbs
Cube: 3.255 ft³
CUSTOM PRINT
MOQ: 10,000 pcs
Color: 1-6 colors
Item No.: IW1891P
Size: Φ4.61"
Color: Clear
Case Pack: 500
Weight: 12.65 lbs
Cube: 3.131 ft³
CUSTOM PRINT
MOQ: 10,000 pcs
Color: 1-6 colors
Item No.: IW1907P
Size: Φ4.61"
Color: Clear
Case Pack: 500
Weight: 14.85 lbs
Cube: 3.434 ft³
CUSTOM PRINT
MOQ: 10,000 pcs
Color: 1-6 colors
Item No.: IW1914P
Size: Φ4.61"
Color: Clear
Case Pack: 500
Weight: 18.15 lbs
Cube: 3.741 ft³
CUSTOM PRINT
MOQ: 10,000 pcs
Color: 1-6 colors
Item No.: IW1921P
Size: Φ4.61"
Color: Clear
Case Pack: 500
Weight: 20.9 lbs
Cube: 3.921 ft³
CUSTOM PRINT
MOQ: 10,000 pcs
Color: 1-6 colors
Item No.: IW1129
Size: Φ4.61"
Color: Clear
Case Pack: 500
Gross Weight: 6.27 lbs
Cube: 1.535 ft³
In today's environmentally aware marketplace, custom logo printing on PLA deli containers is more than just a visual touch—it's a strategic move to elevate brand visibility among eco-conscious consumers. These containers, made from compostable materials, align with modern values around sustainability, giving brands an edge when it comes to responsible packaging.
Branded PLA deli containers offer a combination of sustainability, functionality, and marketing power that makes them ideal for takeout and delivery services. These containers, derived from renewable resources like cornstarch, present a modern alternative to traditional plastic—appealing to environmentally conscious customers.
Custom-printed PLA deli containers are not only a sustainable packaging option—they’re also a smart branding tool for businesses looking to differentiate themselves in an eco-driven market. Made from plant-based materials, PLA (polylactic acid) containers are biodegradable and compostable, offering a clear environmental advantage over petroleum-based plastics.
