disposable biodegradable tableware

Disposable biodegradable tableware refers to items such as plates, cups, and utensils that are made from materials that can break down and decompose naturally over time. These types of tableware are often used in place of traditional disposable plastic or paper products, as they are considered to be more environmentally friendly.

There are several different types of materials that are used to make biodegradable tableware, including:

Plant-based materials such as bamboo, palm leaves, and sugarcane. These materials can be grown and harvested in a sustainable manner, and they break down naturally when disposed of.
Compostable plastics. These are plastics that are made from renewable resources such as corn, potato, or tapioca starch, and they can break down into natural substances when placed in a composting environment.
Recycled paper products. These are made from recycled paper and can break down naturally when disposed of.

Using disposable biodegradable tableware can help reduce the amount of plastic and other non-biodegradable materials that end up in landfills, which can help reduce environmental pollution. However, it's important to note that biodegradable tableware should still be disposed of properly in order to maximize its environmental benefits.

Bagasse Burger Box 6”

1. Made from sugarcane bagasse, 100% biodegradable and compostable. 2. Composable containers, disposable, and eco-friendly. 3. Suitable for temperature range -20℃~220℃, freezer friendly and microwave friendly. 4. Soak proof, while requires no plastic or wax lining. 5. Water repellent and oil resistant. 6. Bagasse meal tray, meet FDA standards for food contact and gluten-free.

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Bagasse Tableware Clamshell Boxes with 3-Compartment

1. Made from crops straws. 2. Compostable and eco-friendly. 3. Plastic free, no white pollution. 4. Sturdy and resilient. 5. Waterproof and oil resistant. 6. Suitable for different foods all in one.

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Bagasse Tableware 9”×6” Clamshell Boxes with Single Compartment

9×6in Biodegradable Clamshell 1-CP

1. The bagasse Biodegradable Clamshell tray is mainly made from sugarcane fiber after the sugar extraction. 2. The raw material is widespread and easy to get. 3. Suitable for both foods of takeaway and eating in. 4. Simple and easy for dispose after using.

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Bagasse Coffee Cups

1. Made from crops stalk. 2. Natural materials and good for health. 3. Good for both cold and hot beverage. 4. Suitable for alcohol, carbonated drink, as well as common beverage. 5. Soak free and no leakage.

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Bagasse Tableware Square Boxes

1. Made from crops fiber pulp. 2. Perform well in strength and resiliency. 3. Can be put into microwave and refrigerator. 4. Suitable for takeaway foods package. 5. Non toxic, and FDA approved.

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Customized Compostable Containers

1. Made from bagasse pulp and crops fiber. 2. Composted completely in around three months. 3. Free of plastic and foam. 4. Oil repellent and waterproof. 5. Can be tailored according to clients’ requests.

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Bagasse Tableware Square Tray with 5-Compartment

Bagasse Plates Square Tray with 5-Compartment

1. Be formed by the ingredients of crops fibers. 2. All materials are environment protective type. 3. Eco-friendly and alternative to plastic and foam. 4. Safe for foods contact.

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