Practical and durable, Patek Packaging’s Microwaveable PP White Rectangular Container W/ Lid is a great option for meal preparation and takeouts. Our containers can make the meal reheating process a breeze, stopping the need for extra dishes.

About the Product

These versatile Polypropylene (PP) containers have high chemical resistance and are safe for storing acidic or oily foods. These PP containers are microwaveable and freezer-safe, ideal for reheating leftovers and storing pre-prepared meals. 

Specifications

Benefits

• Keep your meals fresh with our 58oz microwaveable PP white rectangular containers, available in a set of 150 pieces. 
• Made from high-quality PP plastic, known for its excellent heat resistance, these containers are perfect for reheating your food easily and safely.
• Their rectangular shape makes them convenient to stack. Saves space in storage and transport.
• The sleek white colour provides a neutral backdrop, which makes any brand logo or label stand out sharply.
• Each container features a lid with a secure snap closure. This design helps protect your food from contamination and prevents spills or leaks, so your meals stay safe and intact if you're storing them at home or on the go.

Uses

With their stackable design, these containers make space use efficient during transportation for takeout and delivery. Food delivery service providers can deliver more food in a single delivery.

Helpful in portioning and storing pre-made meals. With straight sides and defined corners, this rectangular container allows equal and consistent portioning of meals.

These containers allow for the neat arrangement of various dishes during parties and events. In self-service situations, guests can get and enjoy the food effortlessly. The clear lid ensures that the food remains visible at a glance.

Microwaveable and freezer-safe, these containers make reheating and storage of leftovers hassle-free. Their clear lids offer meal visibility, allowing consumers to enjoy their meals before spoilage. You can even use these containers to pack lunches for school or work.

These containers have leak-proof lids that keep the food fresh during transportation. These containers help pack and transport food for picnics, outdoor activities, or road trips. 

Facts

PP was made in 1951 by chemists J. Paul Hogan and Robert Banks in 1951, and within six years, it gained popularity. In 1954, German scientist Karl Rehn and Italian Nobel laureate Guilio Natta independently polymerized propylene into a crystalline isotactic polymer, leading to mass production by Montecatini. Since then, PP has become a preferred material in various industries.

A review featured in the American Journal of Polymer Science by Hisham A. Maddah of King Abdulaziz University highlights the versatility of Polypropylene (PP) food containers. It notes that PP is a promising plastic, emphasizing its excellent resistance to chemicals and heat. PP is an ideal solution for storing meals with varying chemical compositions and reheating food. 

Save Time in Reheating Your Meals

If you want to make reheating and storing your meals a quick and convenient process, consider Patek Packaging’s Microwaveable PP White Rectangular Container W/ Lid. With these containers, you can skip dealing with many dishes and enjoy your food quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of foods are safe to store in PP containers?

PP containers are versatile and generally safe for storing various foods:

• Leftovers: Cooked meats, casseroles, and pasta.
• Dry Goods: Rice, pasta, cereal, and snacks.
• Fruits and Vegetables: Fresh fruits and vegetables can be stored in whole or cut.
• Sauces and Soups: Liquid or semi-liquid foods like sauces and soups can be safely stored in these containers, especially if designed with secure lids.
• Dairy Products: Yogurt, cheese, and butter.
• Baked Goods: Cakes, cookies, and other baked goods to keep them fresh.
• Frozen Foods: PP containers are often freezer-safe and suitable for storing frozen foods.
• Meal Prep: These containers allow individuals to portion and store meals for later consumption.
• Condiments: Ketchup, mustard, and mayonnaise.
• Snacks: Nuts, chips, and dried fruits.

What factors should I consider before buying a food container?

These are the factors that can guide you in getting a suitable food container:

Can they withstand boiling temperatures?

Microwaveable PP containers are heat-resistant but may not be suitable for boiling temperatures. While they can handle hot temperatures, prolonged exposure to boiling water (100°C/212°F) could damage them. It's best to avoid using them with boiling water.