Description

The Plastic Art Sushi Container with Lid, XSmall, is a meticulously designed packaging solution tailored for the presentation and storage of sushi and similar delicacies. This container, with its precise dimensions of 75mm in width, 200mm in length, and 40mm in height, offers an ideal space for a single serving of sushi, making it perfect for both restaurant takeaways and home use.

Constructed from high-quality plastic, this container is designed with both aesthetics and functionality in mind. The material selection ensures durability and resistance to cracking, providing a reliable packaging option that maintains the integrity of the food items inside. The plastic used is also food-safe, ensuring that it does not interact with the contents in a way that could alter taste or safety.

The design of the container features a clear, transparent lid that snugly fits over the base. This transparency is key for showcasing the sushi within, allowing for an appetizing presentation without the need to open the container. The lid’s secure fit ensures that the contents are protected from external contaminants, while also minimizing the risk of spills and leaks during transportation. This is particularly important for maintaining the presentation and freshness of sushi, which is often consumed raw and highly reliant on visual appeal.

The dimensions of the container have been thoughtfully considered to accommodate a standard serving of sushi, with enough space to prevent the pieces from being compressed or damaged, yet compact enough to ensure ease of transport and storage. The 75mm width and 200mm length provide ample space for arranging sushi pieces attractively, while the 40mm height allows for certain types of sushi with toppings or thicker cuts of fish.

For businesses and consumers looking for an eco-friendlier option, it’s important to note whether the plastic material used in this container is recyclable or made from recycled materials. While the technical description focuses on the current design and materials, ongoing developments in biodegradable and compostable plastics could offer future iterations of this product an added environmental benefit.