Green Wave TW-POO-012 10x12.5-Inch Evolution White Bio Bagasse Oval Plate, 500/CS
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- Dimensions: 12.5"(L) x 10"(W)
- Oval shape
- White color
- Made of sugarcane
- Suits for hot and cold products
- Ideal for eco-friendly establishments
- Certified compostable
Green Wave TW-POO-012 10x12.5-Inch Evolution White Bio Bagasse Oval Plate, 500/CS is a stylish and healthy alternative to traditional paper or polystyrene plates. Manufactured from sugarcane bagasse, this plate is highly versatile, strong, cut-resistant and features a clean, bright white finish. Great item for fast-food restaurants, food trucks, concession stands, outdoor events, offices, education, and healthcare establishments.
| ID | 94881 |
|---|---|
| Length (Inch) | 12.5 |
| Width (Inch) | 10 |
| SKU | TW-POO-012 |
| Manufacturer | Green Wave International |
| Units of measure | CS |
| Discontinued | No |
| Weight (Lbs) | 31.000000 |
| UPC | 6936487900158 |
| Type Filter | Plate |
| Material | Sugarcane |
| Color | White |
Sturdier than plastic and paper
Sugarcane fibers construction is durable, not very flexible, oil- and grease-resistant, that ensures comfortable use for your guests. This oval plate is ideal for serving appetizers and salads as well as main courses and desserts. It is microwave safe, excellent for hot or cold food applications.
From nature to nature
These Green Wave bio bagasse plates, made out of sugarcane bagasse, are the most eco-friendly solution compared to regular plastic and foam ones. Sugarcane is a renewable, fast-growing resource that is grown for extracting cane juice. Bagasse is the dry pulpy fibrous residue that remains after sugarcane is crushed. Sugarcane fiber tableware is certified compostable and made from a 100% reclaimed material.
Want to grow your restaurant this year? Restaurant sustainability may be the key. An estimated 70% of diners care about how their food is sourced, according to the National Restaurant Association. More than 1 in 4 consumers also say that they would pay more for sustainable food.
Paper tea cups are an environmentally friendly alternative to foam or plastic take-out cups, right? Not necessarily. In many ways, paper cups are just as bad or worse than foam cups. But why? As a restaurant owner, you may assume that you’re doing your part to help the environment by offering paper cups, but unless they are disposable eco friendly cups, paper cups can’t be recycled or composted.
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5 stars!These plates have what it takes to live through the entire outdoor event without leaking or tearing apart. They seem expensive at first, but if you compare how many cheaper plates end up in a trashcan after an hour of use, you begin to understand how pocket-wise these pricier plates are. Because they do last.
