Description
World Centric 10″ 3 compartment plate. Compostable in commercial compost areas.
Made from Natural ingredients
Microwave safe and freezer safe
Gluten free
NSF verified
TUV OK Compost Certified Compostable
World Centric 10″ Fiber Plate, 3-Compt | Case of 700
$115.00
Additional information
| Weight | 35 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 23 × 17 × 11 in |
A System You Can Count On
- 6 oz Clear Cold Cup
- Case of 2000
- Height: 2.6″
- Diameter : 3.0″
Biodegradable & Compostable Lid 8 oz Corn Starch case of 1000 NSF verified TUV OK Compost Certified Compostable US Eco Products, Corporation looks to provide clients with the best available biodegradable or compostable plates, bowls, hot cups, cutlery, takeout containers, bags, green cleaning products. If you have any questions please call us at 1-978-457-9229. We…
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Our plant fiber based products are now made from sugarcane (bagasse) and wheatstraw fiber. Sugarcane and wheatstraw are not only annually renewable resources, but can also be turned into products normally made from plastic or paper. Bagasse is the sugarcane fiber remaining after extraction of juice from sugarcane and the wheatstraw is the remaining plant material after the wheat grain and chaff have been extracted. We use these byproducts to make compostable tableware.