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Catering
Save 10% on Compostable Catering Pans and Trays, Biodegradable Catering Pans and Trays
Plant Fiber Catering Pans !
Instead of using petroleum based plastics, you can now use compostable alternatives.
- Overview / Material: Made from unbleached plant fiber. PLA lids made from NatureWorks polylactic acid (PLA), which is derived from corn grown in the USA.
- Applications: Caterers, group events, anytime you need sustainable large containers.
- Sizes: Many convenient sizes see below.
- Design: Fiber lids and a plant based bio-lining for leak resistance
- Composting: Compostable in 2 to 4 months in a commercial composting facility.
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Product |
Viv Price |
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List Price |
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Case Qty |
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$ Each |
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Item # |
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Half Size (104 oz) Fiber Catering Pan, 3-Compt |
$166.82 |
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$185.36 |
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200 |
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$0.83 |
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CA-SC-104TL |
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Half Size (112 oz) Fiber Catering Pan with PLA Lining, 2-Compt |
$166.35 |
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$184.83 |
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200 |
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$0.83 |
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CA-SC-112DL |
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Half Size (116 oz) Fiber Catering Pan with PLA Lining, 4-Compt |
$104.89 |
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$116.54 |
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100 |
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$1.05 |
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CA-SC-116FL |
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Half Size (120 oz) Fiber Catering Pan with PLA Lining |
$166.22 |
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$184.69 |
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200 |
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$0.83 |
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CA-SC-120L |
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Half Size (120 oz) Fiber Catering Pan, Adjustable |
$146.43 |
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$162.70 |
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200 |
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$0.73 |
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CA-SC-120V |
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Full Size (280 oz) Fiber Catering Pan |
$107.49 |
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$119.43 |
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100 |
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$1.07 |
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CA-SC-280 |
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LID Fiber - Half Size (104 to 120 oz) Catering Pans |
$67.28 |
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$74.76 |
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200 |
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$0.34 |
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CAL-SC-104 |
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LID Fiber - Half Size (104 to 120 oz) Catering Pans, Raised |
$89.48 |
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$99.42 |
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200 |
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$0.45 |
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CAL-SC-104R |
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LID Fiber - Half Size (116 oz) Catering Pans |
$34.23 |
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$38.03 |
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100 |
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$0.34 |
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CAL-SC-116 |
Prices above current for 2019
Why Buy with Viv?
- Low Prices: Viv Members get 10% off list prices of compostable food packaging.
- Quality Products: Viv vets products so that green for your business doesn’t mean reduced quality.
- Eco-Verification: Viv verifies the eco-claims of our products and makes sure they’re actually green and meet appropriate standards (e.g., ASTM-D6400 for compostability).
