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Compostable platters and oval paper plates made from sugarcane bagasse, wheat straw, or bamboo fiber. Strong and durable, these large plates and platters are perfect for serving food and large portions. Our paper platters are uncoated and are compostable in commercial and municipal compost facilities, which may not be available in all areas.
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Compostable platters are made from sustainable, plant-based materials like sugarcane bagasse fiber, making them an eco-friendly alternative to traditional plastic or paper plates.
Yes, most compostable platters are microwave-safe. Please check the specific product description for temperature limits and usage instructions.
Compostable platters typically decompose within 180 days in a commercial composting facility.
Most disposable platters are not biodegradable. Compostable platters break down within a specified timeframe, in a commercial compost facility.
Our compostable platters do not have any plastic coatings. They are made from natural materials and are safe for food contact.
Yes, our compostable platters meet ASTM D6400 and/or ASTM D6868 standards for commercial composting. Composting facilities may not be available in all areas, so please check locally.
Absolutely! Compostable platters are suitable for serving both hot and cold foods without compromising their integrity.
Our compostable platters collection includes a variety of sizes and shapes, such as round, square, rectangular, and oval platters, to suit your specific serving needs.
Yes, we offer bulk purchase options for compostable platters, making them an affordable and eco-friendly choice for your event or business.
To properly dispose of compostable platters, place them in a designated compost bin or take them to a commercial composting facility. Avoid disposing of them in a regular trash bin, as they won't break down properly in a landfill.
