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EcoQuality - Wholesale Serving Tray - 17"x12" Fast Food Tray With Handle, Plastic Brown
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Wholesale 17"x12" Fast Food Tray With Handle, Plastic Brown

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$83.90 MSRP

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Yanco Fast Food Tray With Handle FT-803BR feature a durable plastic construction with a non-slip surface, ensuring secure transport of food and beverages. Designed for heavy use, they are perfect for restaurants, cafeterias, catered events, or home dining. The brown color adds a modern touch, while the rectangular shape provides ample space for serving meals, drinks, or appetizers. Lightweight and easy to handle, these trays are ideal for fast-paced environments and frequent use. Features: * 17" x 12" Rectangular Shape * Durable Plastic Construction * Brown Finish for a Sleek, Modern Look * Integrated Handle for Easy Carrying * Ideal for Fast-Food Restaurants, Cafeterias & Self-Service Dining * Lightweight, Shatter-Resistant & Dishwasher Safe

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SKU: YANCO-FT-803BR-12 Made in United States Weight: 1 kg (2.21 lb)

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For food containers, I was not expecting to see fiberous dust and flecks shedding off the edges of the stacked bottoms for the suchi plates. I am sure it's not contaminating BUT it makes the containers look "dusty" in presentation.

For food containers, I was not expecting to see fiberous dust and flecks shedding off the edges of the stacked bottoms for the suchi plates. I am sure it's not contaminating BUT it makes the containers look "dusty" in presentation.

Jun 25, 2024 • AJ • Greensburg, KY, United States