10.5" x 10" x 3" Clamshell, 3-Compartment, Black and Clear
10.5" x 9.5" x 3" Clamshell, 1-Compartment, Black and Clear
10.5" x 9.5" x 3" Clamshell, 1-Compartment, Black and Clear (Perforated)
4.5 x 4.5" Clay Coated Hamburger Clamshell, White
6" x 6" x 3" Black MFPP Clamshell, 1-Compartment
6" x 6" x 3" Clamshell, 1-Compartment, Black and Clear
6" x 6" x 3" Fiber Clamshell, 1-Compartment
6" x 6" x 3" Fiber Clamshell, 1-Compartment
7.5" x 5.78" Black MFPP Clamshell, 1-Compartment
7.75x3.25x3" Kraft Hoagie Clamshell, 1-Compartment
8" x 6" x 3" Kraft Clamshell, 1-Compartment
8" x 7" x 3" Fiber Taco Box, 3-Compartment
8" x 8" x 3" Black MFPP Clamshell, 1-Compartment
8" x 8" x 3" Fiber Clamshell, 1-Compartment
8" x 8" x 3" Fiber Clamshell, 1-Compartment
8" x 8" x 3" Fiber Clamshell, 3-Compartment
8" x 8" x 3" Fiber Clamshell, 3-Compartment
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Clamshell Containers for Takeout & Delivery
Clamshells are one-piece hinged containers that lock shut for delivery and to-go — burgers, sandwiches, salads, and plate lunches. Single- and multi-compartment layouts keep entrées and sides apart, in clear PET for cold visibility, fiber and paper for hot and eco service, and foam for insulation. Look for secure hinge-and-tab closures and microwavable stock where reheating matters; compostable fiber options are available. Dimensions, compartments, and case pack are listed so the container fits the portion without wasted space.
Material Options and Sustainability
Modern clamshell containers are available in diverse materials to meet operational needs and environmental goals. Traditional options include clear plastic for maximum visibility and foam for superior insulation, while eco-conscious operations increasingly choose fiber clamshells, paper clamshells, and compostable alternatives. Black clamshells offer upscale presentation for premium menu items, and microwaveable clamshells add reheating convenience for customers.
Compartment Configurations
Bulk clamshell containers for restaurants come in multiple compartment designs to accommodate different menu formats. Single-compartment models work well for sandwiches, burgers, and salads, while 2-compartment clamshells allow separation of entrees and sides. 3-compartment clamshells are ideal for plate lunch formats, bento-style meals, and combination platters where multiple food items need to remain separate during transport.
Choosing the Right Clamshell Containers
Consider these factors when selecting wholesale clamshell containers for your food service operation:
- Match Material to Menu: Select foam or insulated containers for hot foods requiring temperature retention, clear plastic for cold items where visibility drives sales, and fiber or paper options for environmentally-focused brands.
- Size for Portion Control: Choose container dimensions that fit menu portions without excessive empty space, which reduces material costs and prevents food from shifting during delivery.
- Consider Compartments: Use multi-compartment designs when serving items with sauces, different temperatures, or textures that shouldn't mix before consumption.
- Test Closure Security: Verify that hinges close securely and locks engage properly to prevent leaks and spills during transport, especially for delivery and takeout orders.
- Evaluate Microwave Safety: When customers expect reheating capability, specify microwaveable clamshells and avoid materials with metal components or temperature limitations.