Description
knife can handle up to 200 F
NSF verified
Contact US Eco Products Corporation for assistance with your order 978-457-9229 or [email protected]
World Centric Knives – Compostable – 200F 1000/Case
$47.98
Vender Part No KN-PS-6Availability In Stock
Additional information
| Weight | 11.7 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 11.8 × 7.5 × 7.3 in |
A System You Can Count On
Knife, Fork, Spoon combo in compo-stable wrapper TUV OK Compost Certified Compostable Bamboo Cutlery Set with Napkin NSF verified US Eco Products Corporation supplies top quality green products. Please contact us at 978-457-9229 or [email protected] for any questions
- 6 oz Clear Cold Cup
- Case of 2000
- Height: 2.6″
- Diameter : 3.0″
World Centric products are some of the highest quality compostable products in the market. They are created with renewable resources, such as sugarcane, reed, corn, and potato starch. Their product line consists of biodegradable & compostable plates, bowls, cups, cutlery, containers, and clamshells.
These compostable food containers are made from NatureWorks polylactic acid (PLA), which is derived from corn grown in the USA. These PLA containers are fully biodegradable and compostable and meet the most stringent scientific requirements for biodegradability and compostability. They are ASTM D6400-99 certified for “compostable plastics”.
The new pizzaRound is the first 100% tree free, plant based, compostable pizza container from World Centric. Made from 80% sugarcane and 20% bamboo both natural made materials Made from unbleached plant Fiber Freezer Safe great fit for no spillage of food Call Us Eco Products for Pricing or email us at [email protected]
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.