Raw Materials
Features
The Cycle of Nature
Sugarcane Bagasse
1sugarcane is harvested
2sugar is extracted in factory. leftover fiber is bagasse.
3bagasse is processed into pulpboard.
4pulpboard molded into tableware.
5products are composted after use.
6compost is turned into nutrient rich soil.
![]() 8″ Bagasse Square Plate P035 | 200 x 200 x 15 mm |
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| 500 PCS / CTN | 50,000 |
![]() 10″ x 5″ Bagasse Rectangle Plate P037 | 260 x 130 x 15 mm |
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| 500 PCS / CTN | 50,000 |
![]() 10″ Bagasse Square Plate P031 | 262 x 262 x 19 mm |
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| 500 PCS / CTN | 50,000 |
![]() 6″ Bagasse Square Plate P036 | 160 x 160 x 15 mm |
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| 500 PCS / CTN | 50,000 |
Sugarcane is a tree-free, rapidly renewable resource. Sugarcane bagasse, the plant fiber we used for manufacture is the by-product of the sugar refining industry. We make the waste fiber useful again by making it into eco-friendly tableware/food packaging products. Our bagasse products are BPI & OK COMPOST certified compostable. Sugarcane bagasse products are certified Home compostable. Given the right conditions, it can be composted into the water, carbon dioxide, and toxic-free biomass within 90 days.
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