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Lid for 9" Sugarcane Dinner Plates

Tundra No. 56210

Price:	$101.33

Manufacturer:	Eco-Products
Model:	EP-P013LID
Shipping Info:	Stock Item, Same Day Shipping M-F
Units:	Case

	Qty.

Features
• Lids fit tightly on Eco Products 9" plates and 24 & 40 oz. sugarcane bowls
• Hot and cold food friendly
• Made from 100% post-consumer recycled PET
• Performs just like a traditional plastic while using no virgin petroleum
• Do not microwave
• Sold 300 per case

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