Berkley Square 1281001 10-Inch Bagasse 3-Compartment Plate, 500/CS
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- Soak-resistant and microwavable
- Made from sugarcane fibers
- 100% biodegradable and compostable
- Stylish white color
- Large 10" diameter
- Convenient 3 compartments
Berkley Square 10-inch bagasse 3-compartment plate is an environmentally-friendly disposable item that will greatly complement your outdoor party and commercial kitchen table ware. This plate set is suitable for serving both hot and cold food thanks to its sugarcane fibers material that are highly soak-resistant.
| ID | 38304 |
|---|---|
| Length (Inch) | 10 |
| Width (Inch) | 10 |
| SKU | 1281001 |
| Manufacturer | Berkley Square |
| Units of measure | CS |
| Discontinued | No |
| Weight (Lbs) | 22.000000 |
| UPC | 791116949078 |
| Type Filter | Plate |
| Material | Sugarcane |
| Color | White |
| Style | Blank |
Convenient design
To satisfy all your needs, this plate features 3 separate compartments for placing several foods simultaneously. Perfect for an outdoor catering event, this plate conveniently allows your guests to put different buffet items on a plate at the same time.
Natural construction
As these days it has become important to use environment-friendly disposables, these Berkley Square bagasse plates will be a great choice for you. Featuring biodegradable sugarcane fibers materials, they remain handy and attractive delivering a subtle and elegant appearance.
Long-lasting case
This single-use plates come in a convenient 500 pieces case to provide you with everything needed for a longer time. It is an efficient and cost-effective purchase that offers reliable and attractive tableware set.
Everyone loves to dine out. Even more, everyone loves take out. Or, ‘take-away' in other cultural terminology. But, when you consider how many people on our planet order take out, and how many disposable plates are being used, do you ever think about where those plates end up? Landfills? The ocean?
VerTerra did.
