Wholesale Gender Reveal Disposable Paper Food Container Lunch Plate

Basic Info. of Products:

MATERIAL: Paper

MATERIAL GRADE: Food Grade & Health Standard

DEGRADABLE: 100% Biodegradable

COLOR AVAILABLE: Black/White/Yellow/Colorful

APPLICATIONS: Ideal for street food, festivals, food stalls, events, and party

PRINTING/EMBOSSED LOGO: Printing Accepts/Embossing Accepts

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Disposable Food Container Food Grade Biodegradable Paper Plates for Takeaway

Made from durable BPA-free plastic, these disposable plates are designed to be reusable. These containers have a wide range of uses and are also suitable for home kitchen use, making your life easier and more comfortable. These disposable containers can easily be reused after parties and are also perfect for picnics, parties, school celebrations, and holiday decorations.

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01: All paper plates are produced in a sterile workshop, therefore, you can use them right away.

02: All items could be embossed and printed.

03: With eco-friendly material making, all products could be 100% degradable pretty soon & do no harm to the environment.

04: With SGS & OK COMPOST, ISO, and FDA certificates, you can fully trust us.

05: Customization service available.

06: Once it’s kept in a dry place, this product could be preserved for a very long time.

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What Is A Sugarcane Pulp (Bagasse) Bowl?

First of all, you should know what is a bagasse, a sugarcane pulp (bagasse) is a completely pre-consumer recycled byproduct of making sugar. The sugarcane stalks are collected after releasing juices that are processed into sugar. We use these already pressed stalks and put them into a mold to form a wide range of products like bowls, plates, and more rather than just burning or throwing that fibrous stalks away.

How Long Does A Bagasse (Sugarcane Pulp) Bowl Take To Decompose After You Trash It Away?

Normally, a bagasse (sugarcane pulp) bowl needs some time to take to fully biodegrade in the compost. Since we all know that bagasse or sugarcane is absolutely compostable & breaks down in some commercial composting conditions. Usually, bagasse will compost in approximately 45~60 days on the condition of having compost facilities, and if you just place your bagasse products in the natural environment, then the biodegradable period ming be prolonged a little, up to 90 days or so.

Are Sugarcane (Bagasse) Bowls Microwave Safe?

Long words short, though some of our biodegradable products are made to bear high heat, they are not specifically manufactured to be microwaved. We highly recommend microwaving your foods as well as beverages in some other microwave-safe containers and then transferring them to our compostable products once you after heating.

Does Bagasse (Sugarcane) Bowls Water Resistant?

As you can see that our sugarcane bowls are very different in that it does not need any additional lining in order for them to be water-resistant or grease. The natural composition and manufacturing process form a natural barrier that makes them be resistant to moisture and oil.

What Are The Benefits Of Using Bagasse?

We all know that bagasse (sugarcane) is an effective renewable alternative to plastic. As a perfect byproduct of the production of sugar cane stalks, sugarcane pulp is the fiber that is left after sugar is manufactured. The bagasse is much stronger and more durable than Styrofoam, which makes it perfect for food packaging applications and more. And here comes some of the benefits when you are ready to use bagasse bowls:

NO.01: All the bagasse bowls are extremely plentiful & renewable.

NO.02: All the sugarcane bowls could be used in various food packaging applications.

NO.03: All bagasse bowls are industrially compostable.

NO.04: Bagasse bowls are a perfect solution that’s safe for the environment.

NO.05: All bagasse food packaging bowls could reduce carbon footprint.

NO.06: All the bagasse bowls could help you have less chance of a material shortage.

NO.07: Sugarcane bowls with recyclable qualities could improve your brand image.