Inline Plastics
TS16 Inline Plastics Tamper Evident Tear-Strip Containers, 16 oz (240/Case)
- SKU:
- 03112
- UPC:
- 707068005182
Bulk discount rates
Below are the available bulk discount rates for each individual item when you purchase a certain amount
| Buy 3 - 5 | and get 3% off |
| Buy 6 - 49 | and get 5% off |
| Buy 50 or above | and get 10% off |
Description
Show the food—and make opening visible.
Fresh deli salads, fruit portions, and prepared snacks deserve a package customers can see into. Inline Plastics TS16 containers combine a clear 16 oz format with a tamper-evident tear-strip opening. The 240-count case suits deli counters, grab-and-go displays, and kitchens preparing individual portions for pickup.
Product details
- Clear construction: keeps the appearance of the prepared food visible.
- 16 oz format: offers a portion-size option for deli items, fruit, and snacks.
- Tamper-evident tear strip: provides a visible indication of the designated opening step.
- Integrated package design: keeps the food presentation and opening feature together.
- 240 containers per case: stocks regular grab-and-go and deli production.
Build the portion around the closure
Fill a sample with the finished recipe and leave the closing area clear. Ingredients that project above the rim can interfere with proper closure or press against the lid. Confirm that staff understand how to close the container and how the customer uses the tear strip to open it.
Stock up and save
One case provides 240 containers. Quantity discounts begin at 3 cases, followed by additional savings at 6 and 50 cases.
| Cases | Savings | Price per case |
|---|---|---|
| 1–2 | 0% | $69.50 |
| 3–5 | 3% | $67.42 |
| 6–49 | 5% | $66.03 |
| 50+ | 10% | $62.55 |
Give the closure a final check
Close each prepared pack according to the manufacturer's instructions and check the tear-strip area before moving it to the display. Keep the food visible when placing labels. Tamper evidence is an opening indicator, so it complements your handling checks rather than replacing them.
Explore tamper-evident containers, use three-compartment meal containers for separated portions, and add disposable utensils where the menu needs them.