Plastic Take-Out Containers

Compare the listed capacity and dimensions with a complete serving, including sauces, toppings, and garnishes. Allow enough clearance for the lid to close without pressing on the food. A packing test with your actual menu items is more useful than choosing by ounce capacity alone.

Fluid-ounce capacity describes volume, not the weight of every food that will fit inside. Rice, pasta, vegetables, and other foods occupy space differently. Use capacity as a starting point, then check the container’s shape and depth against your portion and presentation requirements.

Choose the shape that accommodates your food arrangement and packing workflow. Rectangular formats can suit meals arranged across a wider base, while round formats provide a different footprint for bowl-style servings. Check how the filled container fits inside your carryout bag and how much space it requires during order staging.

The listed options include black containers supplied with clear snap-on lids. Review the selected product’s current description to confirm what is included. Use the matching lid for that container rather than assuming lids are interchangeable between sizes or styles.

Product listings identify BPA-free polypropylene, also known as PP. Check the specific listing for material details and intended uses, especially when selecting packaging for hot foods, chilled orders, freezing, or reheating.

Microwave-safe options are listed in this category. Confirm that designation for the exact product and follow the manufacturer’s directions for the base and lid, including any venting, time, or temperature restrictions. Microwave suitability does not establish suitability for a conventional oven.

Product listings include refrigerator- and freezer-safe options. Verify the specifications for your selected container and follow its usage instructions. Consider your food’s expansion, portion size, and closure requirements when planning a freezing application.

The product descriptions identify leak-proof bottoms and snap-on lids. That does not mean every filled package can be tipped or transported on its side without spilling. Test your food and packing method, close the matching lid fully, and keep orders upright during handling and delivery.

Listings describe reusable, dishwasher-safe options made from #5 PP plastic. Follow the product’s care instructions and replace containers or lids that are damaged. Recycling depends on local acceptance and food-residue requirements, so check the collection rules where the packaging will be discarded.

Confirm the capacity, dimensions, matching lids, and intended-use specifications. Test representative meals and check how the containers fit in your bags and storage area. Plan replenishment around your order volume and the sizes your team uses most frequently.

Browse our take-out box selection to compare other materials and closure styles. Choose packaging based on the food, portion, presentation, and handling requirements rather than assuming different materials perform the same way.

Contact our packaging team with your menu item, portion size, preferred container shape, and intended use. Include the item number if you are comparing a particular product so we can help review its dimensions and specifications.

Explore our custom take-out food boxes for branded packaging options. Share your artwork, menu items, and preferred packaging format so our team can discuss suitable options. Custom materials and construction may differ from the stock plastic containers shown here.