9# Paper Sushi Platter Tray – 240 × 150 × 25 mm

A platter format becomes more useful when an order contains multiple sushi varieties or a larger number of pieces that need to be presented together. Buyers should consider the actual footprint of their typical product assortment and whether a single larger tray can improve packing efficiency compared with using several smaller trays.

The larger surface area makes this format suitable for evaluating group-oriented sushi selections and sharing sets. For businesses handling larger orders, using one appropriately sized platter may also simplify order assembly and presentation, depending on the menu configuration.

Importers should look beyond the individual tray price. Key factors include pieces per carton, carton dimensions, warehouse requirements, shipping volume and expected market demand. Comparing the landed cost per usable tray across different sizes can provide a more meaningful basis for purchasing decisions.

For distributors serving different types of sushi businesses, a mixed size range can provide broader market coverage. Smaller trays can address individual and compact orders, while larger formats such as JF-9# can target group selections, larger takeaway orders and customers who require more presentation space.