750ml PP Food Container: 9 Models Compared

The nine 750ml models

Why the weight gap is 2.1×

PF-RW750 at 19.5 g and PF-418 at 40.5 g hold the same volume. The difference is what the container is built to survive:

• 19.5–20 g — thin wall, dry or chilled food, single trip, lowest freight per piece
• 24–27.5 g — hot fill to about 85°C, delivery, standard restaurant use
• 30.5–40.5 g — safety-lock lid, saucy food, hot fill above 90°C, re-closable

So when a buyer asks "price for 750ml", the honest answer is a question: hot or cold, sealed or re-closable, delivery or dine-in.

Freight is the hidden variable

PF-SQ750 loads 428,400 sets per 40HQ; PF-418 loads 184,200. Same capacity, 2.3× difference in freight cost per piece. On a USD 3,000 ocean freight, that is USD 0.007 versus USD 0.016 per set — often more than the moulding cost difference.

Two reasons: pcs per carton (300 vs 150) and carton dimensions (52.5×25×35.5 cm vs 67.5×27.5×28.5 cm).

Specification of the two most ordered

FAQ

Is 750ml the same as 26oz? 750 ml is 25.4 US fl oz. US buyers round to 26oz; same container.

Which one for hot soup? None of the 750s is a soup container — use PF-GG950 or PF-L950. A 750 ml rectangular deforms above 90°C with a full liquid load.

Can I mix models in one container? Yes, cartons are separate. Minimum 50–100 cartons per model for a mixed load.

Next step

Tell us hot or cold, sealed or re-closable, and target volume. We will send the two models that fit and a loading plan for both.

Related reading

• From Inquiry to First Order: What Happens After You Ask for a Price
• ml to oz: PP Food Container Capacity Chart
• Why Containers Crack in Transit: Stacking and Breakage

Models covered on this site: 750 ml PF-L750 · 750 ml PF-ARW750 · 1000 ml PF-ARW1000 · see all models in this category.