16 oz Deli Containers | 240 Pack | TLAPS Commercial with Lids for Delis Soup Salad & Meal Prep

["COMMERCIAL DELI CONTAINER: TLAPS Deli Containers molded from food-grade BPA-free polypropylene with a leak-resistant lid that holds soups, sauces, salads, deli salads, and prepped sides through stack, transport, microwave reheat, refrigerator storage, and freezer hold without seam failure or lid pop-off. Round footprint matches segment-standard takeout and meal-prep packaging used across delis, grocery prepared-foods, and catering operations.","SPECS & CAPACITY: True 16 oz capacity per piece, piece footprint measures 4.54 x 3.38 x 3.06 inches, case quantity 240 pieces, case weight approximately 5.25 lb shipping. The 240-piece bulk case format is sized to keep a busy commercial operation in stock for the full re-order window without mid-shift refill drama, and the per-piece spec matches the procurement standards used across foodservice, catering, and event channels so one TLAPS SKU stocks multiple service stations.","SAFETY & MATERIAL: Food-grade BPA-free polypropylene - microwave safe up to standard reheat temperatures, freezer-stable, top-rack dishwasher safe, and FDA-compliant for repeated food-contact reuse. Every TLAPS case is QC-checked for spec consistency case-to-case so the operator gets the same piece weight, dimension, and finish across every order placed.","USE CASES: Sized for delis, grocery prepared-foods sections, meal-prep services, salad bars, soup-and-sandwich shops, catering, and restaurant takeout operations. The TLAPS commercial spec is the same piece you would buy from a foodservice distributor for the same job - now available case-priced on Amazon for direct procurement.","VALUE & PACK ECONOMY: 240-piece case delivers weeks of service from a single delivery for the typical commercial operator. At case MAP that is approximately $0.252 per piece - a fraction of single-pack retail pricing. Bulk-case format ships nested for compact dry-storage footprint, the predictable re-order cadence simplifies inventory planning, and the per-piece cost beats grocery-retail multi-pack pricing by a wide margin. Buying through the TLAPS case lets the operator consolidate the"]