World Centric TRL-CS-10, Ingeo Lid for TR-SC-U10 Tray, 400/CS, ASTM D6400, BPI, USDA

World Centric TRL-CS-10, Ingeo Lid for TR-SC-U10 Tray, 400/CS, ASTM D6400, BPI, USDA FEATURES & TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Designed specially for World Centric TR-SC-U10 tray
Made from eco-friendly material
Flat white construction
No wax or plastic lining
Compostable and biodegradable
Use for foods under 110 degrees F

World Centric TRL-CS-10, Ingeo Lid for TR-SC-U10 Tray, 400/CS is made from a natural material, which is easily renewable and requires less energy during manufacturing. In combination with fiber tray TR-SC-U10T, this rectangular lid perfectly fits for serving takeaway menu applications. Moreover, such type of packaging is a great way to demonstrate the eco-friendly conception of your establishment.

This lid is compatible with TR-SC-U10 tray.

ID	38273
SKU	TRL-CS-10
Manufacturer	World Centric
Pcs On Category	400
Height (Inch)	0.5
Length (Inch)	10
Weight (Lbs)	19.5
Width (Inch)	7
Units of measure	CS
Shape	Rectangular
Color	Clear
Type Filter	Lid
Material	Ingeo

Lightweight clear construction

Despite the World Centric compostable products are lighter impact alternatives to everyday plastic and Styrofoam disposables, this lid is strong and reliable as plastic. It provides the tight seal on the container ensuring safe and convenient transportation for delivery services, cafes, delis, or other venues that offer on-the-go food applications. It is suitable for cold and warm dishes but not microwave or oven safe.

Compostable and biodegradable

World Centric's s disposable food-service products are designed to transform waste into healthy, new soil through composting. TRL-CS-10 lid for trays is made from NatureWorks Ingeo™, which is derived from plants grown in the USA. This material is fully broken down when composted in 2 to 4 months in a commercial composting facility.

Reviews on World Centric TRL-CS-10, Ingeo Lid for TR-SC-U10 Tray, 400/CS, ASTM D6400, BPI, USDA

Overall User Rating
4.5 stars from 2 reviews

Ellie Morgan

February 06, 2020

Well, that is a high price tag on disposable lids that take up to four months to fully decompose. The quality is fine - they work perfect with matching containers, but I still don't think the price is justified.

Li Li

February 06, 2020

Those lids look more or less like plastic, but they are way nicer to the touch. They haven't given out a single for a couple of weeks we've been using them.