8 Inch Sugarcane Biodegradable 2 Compartment Meal Box
Sugarcane lunch clamshell boxes also called plant fiber pulp molded food containers, are made from bagasse pulp, which is a by-product remaining after the juice has been extracted that would otherwise be burned. It’s renewable, compostable, and affordable.
Additional information
| Color | White |
|---|---|
| Size | 8inch |
| Weight | 30g |
| Package | 50pcs/bag |
| Delivery time | According to contract |
| ODM & OEM | Acceptable |
Product Details:
SUSTAINABILITY
For protecting our earth, many kinds of plant fiber pulp molded products come into our life. Biodegradable compostable products enter into 5-star hotels, restaurants, and into every family. Sugarcane is a renewable resource that has very little impact on the environment since it requires no trees to be cut down, thus bagasse ( the bio-product of sugarcane) is also sustainable because nothing extra is needed to create the food packaging products using this material. When you consider the manufacturing process with regards to paper and wood, it has a remarkable difference, since no trees and cultivation areas require significantly less energy for production too.
HOW EFFECTIVE ARE MATERIALS FOR FOOD PACKAGING?
Sugar cane bagasse is ideally useful for food and drink plus takeaway containers and packing. Its natural properties make this material highly effective as follows:
. No added chemicals are required to make the product water and grease-resistant.
. Microwave and freezer safe.
. Insulation properties. It ensures contents are kept warmer for longer than traditional variations.
. Economical: Saving on utilities and shop area
. Biodegradable: In 90days in soil
. 0% Plastic: Made from plants. Contains no lining.
. Convenient: Quite clean to use! Strong & stackable.
. Good thermal properties. Suitable for temperatures from -25℃ to 220℃, being microwave and freezer safe.
. Durable and strong. The fibrous material offers more strength and durability than polystyrene and paper products.
. It will not degrade early. Only when exposed to the right kind of composting conditions.
