Eco-Friendly Disposable Sugarcane Bagasse Pulp Food Plate

• Customization: Available
• Material: Sugarcane Pulp
• Color: Unicolor
• Model NO.: zjpy135
• Feature: Eco-Friendly
• Disposable: Disposable
• Customized: Customized
• Certification: FDA
• CTN Size: 540*400*290 mm
• Packaging: 50PCS/Polybag; 600PCS/Carton
• Transport Package: Carton
• Specification: 130*50mm
• Trademark: PENGYUAN
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 4823699000
• Production Capacity: 10000000 Per Month

Product Description

Eco-Friendly Disposable Sugarcane Bagasse Pulp Food Plate

 










Product description:

1) Biodegradable paper plate made from sugarcane
2) Disposable paper pulp plates for dinner
3) disposable plates for party

Product Size: 130*50mm
Package: 50PCS/polybag; 600PCS/Carton
Unite Weight: 10±0.5g
Color: White/Natural
Carton Size: 540*400*290mm
G.W./CTN: 7KGS
Usage: Kitchen, Restaurant, Take away service, Party, Barbecue...
Certificate: FDA
Payment: 30% deposit, balance pay before shipping
Delivery Time: 15-20 days after order





Product Features
1. Eco-friendly
With bamboo and bagasse pulp as raw material, the products are 100% degradable, orderless, non-toxic.
2. 100% Biodegradable
 Can be completely degraded under natural conditions, can be recycled and reused.
3.Water & Oil resistant
 248ºF/120ºC hot oil and 212ºF/100ºC hot water resistant. As well as microwave and refrigerator safe(-20ºC~+120ºC)
 

Product Name	Eco-Friendly Disposable Sugarcane Bagasse Pulp Food Plate
Material	Sugarcane pulp
Weight	10g
Color	Natural (white)
Size	540*400*290mm
OEM & ODM Service	Available
MOQ	50,000pcs
Production Lead Time	About 15-20 days according to different quantity
Loading Port	FOB Ningbo
Payment	L/C, T/T with 30% deposit
Advantage	Healthy, Nontoxic, Harmless and Sanitary
Heat Resistant	120°c oil and 100 °c water
Cold Resistant	Can be used in refrigerator as frozen food container
Certification	FDA

*What is PLA?
PLA is the common name for Polylactic Acid or Polyactide. PLA is made from starch rich
plants such as corn, wheat and sugar beets. These plants are first milled to separate the starch,
from which is unrefined dextrose is processed. The unrefined dextrose goes through a
fermentation process and the result is lactic acid. After condensation, two lactic acide
molecules are converted into one lactide. The lactide molecule is then purified through
vacuum distillation and a solvent-free melt causes the ring shaped molecule to turn into long
chain polymers.
*What is the difference between biodegradable and compostable?
Biodegradable means that the products break down through a naturally occurring
microorganism, such as fungi or bacteria over a period of time. Biodegradable products are
usually made from plant or animal sources. Biodegradable products can create methane, a
greenhouse gas with 62 times the Global Warming Potential of carbon dioxide when dumped
into landfills. Also, biodegradable waste may contain toxins.
Compostable plastics mean that the products must be able to break down into carbon dioxide,
water, and biomass at the same rate as paper. Also, the broken down product should not
produce any toxic material and should be able to support plant life. Compostable products are
usually made from plant materials. Because biodegradable is used loosely with no legal
enforced definition, compostability is more desirable for disposable products.