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Fastpac Small Rectangular Food Containers 500ml (Pack of 300)

SKU: DW782

£70.69(£84.83 inc VAT)

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These are straightforward polypropylene rectangular food containers from Fastpac, supplied in packs of 300. At 500ml capacity, they sit at the smaller end of the range — well suited to single-portion sides, sauces, soups, rice, or snack-sized mains rather than full meal portions.

Made from polypropylene and incorporating 30% organically sourced minerals in their construction, these containers are microwave-safe, which means customers can reheat directly in the box without needing to transfer food. The material is also heat-resistant enough to handle freshly prepared hot food at the point of packing. The secure-fitting lid keeps contents intact during delivery and transit, reducing the risk of leakage and spillage complaints.

  • Microwave-safe for straightforward customer reheating
  • Leak-resistant construction helps protect contents during delivery
  • Polypropylene material handles hot food at the point of packing
  • Sustainably made with 30% organically sourced minerals
  • Pack of 300 suits moderate-volume takeaway and food-to-go operations

For takeaway and delivery-focused operations, the 500ml size works best as part of a broader container range — you would typically stock a smaller and larger format alongside this one to cover the full menu. Operators running higher volumes may want to consider bulk case quantities to keep unit costs down.

If you are putting together a disposables range and want guidance on which container sizes and formats suit your menu, the team is happy to talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

Is the 500ml size suitable as a main meal container?

At 500ml, these containers are better suited to sides, snacks, soups, or smaller portions rather than a full main course. Most operators use this size alongside a larger format container to cover the full range of meal sizes on their menu.

Can these containers go in a microwave with the lid on?

The containers themselves are microwave-safe, but it is worth advising customers to loosen or remove the lid before reheating to allow steam to escape safely — standard guidance for any sealed polypropylene food container.

Is a pack of 300 the right quantity for a busy takeaway operation?

For a high-volume site turning over large numbers of covers each service, 300 units may need replenishing frequently. If you are using these as a core part of your packaging range, it is worth reviewing whether a larger case quantity would reduce your cost per unit and simplify your ordering schedule.
Fastpac Small Rectangular Food Containers 500ml (Pack of 300)

£70.69(£84.83 inc VAT)

£70.69(£84.83 inc VAT)

These are straightforward polypropylene rectangular food containers from Fastpac, supplied in packs of 300. At 500ml capacity, they sit at the smaller end of the range — well suited to single-portion sides, sauces, soups, rice, or snack-sized mains rather than full meal portions.

Made from polypropylene and incorporating 30% organically sourced minerals in their construction, these containers are microwave-safe, which means customers can reheat directly in the box without needing to transfer food. The material is also heat-resistant enough to handle freshly prepared hot food at the point of packing. The secure-fitting lid keeps contents intact during delivery and transit, reducing the risk of leakage and spillage complaints.

  • Microwave-safe for straightforward customer reheating
  • Leak-resistant construction helps protect contents during delivery
  • Polypropylene material handles hot food at the point of packing
  • Sustainably made with 30% organically sourced minerals
  • Pack of 300 suits moderate-volume takeaway and food-to-go operations

For takeaway and delivery-focused operations, the 500ml size works best as part of a broader container range — you would typically stock a smaller and larger format alongside this one to cover the full menu. Operators running higher volumes may want to consider bulk case quantities to keep unit costs down.

If you are putting together a disposables range and want guidance on which container sizes and formats suit your menu, the team is happy to talk it through.