16 oz Hinged Clamshell Containers | Case of 360 | TLAPS Premium Commercial Grade | Built for Restaurants, Delis & Caterers

["Commercial grade BUILD: TLAPS 16 oz Hinged Clamshell Containers built for the daily volume of restaurants and delis. Sturdy hinged container with secure closure — constructed to thin economy options with consistent quality piece after piece. Holds up through prep, service, and to-go transport so your line keeps moving and customers receive product looking the way you intended.","DIMENSIONS & PACK SIZE: True 16 oz capacity per piece, piece dimensions 4.0 x 3.0 x 3.5 inches, 360-piece case pack, unit weight 7.9 lb. The case size matches the procurement specs used across Commercial kitchens so a single delivery stocks multiple service stations without swapping to a different SKU mid-shift. Pallet-friendly carton format simplifies receiving and storage in tight back-of-house space.","SAFETY & MATERIAL: Sturdy hinged container with secure closure. FDA food-contact compliant, leak-resistant design. Holds up under commercial prep, transport, and service conditions without losing structural integrity or staining through to delivery bags or customer tables. Built to satisfy the quality bar operators cite when disposables fail mid-service.","USE CASES: Sized for restaurants, delis, caterers, ghost kitchens. Common deployments include to-go service; delivery; meal-prep packaging. The format matches industry-standard procurement specs so a single SKU covers multiple stations — front-of-house, back-of-house prep, catering vans, and pop-up event setups — without forcing you to stock variants. Drop-in compatible with standard dispenser racks and foodservice storage shelving.","CASE-PACK ECONOMY: The 360-piece case is sized for foodservice operators running daily service volume. Case quantity sized for Commercial reorder cycles — you don't run out mid-shift and you don't pay retail markup. A single case = weeks to months of refill, fewer purchase orders per quarter, and freed-up cash flow. TLAPS is the commercial-grade upgrade operators reach for once thin grocery packs fail."]