Small biodegradable dinner plates

Description

Small biodegradable and ecological single-use dinner plates from Naturanda.

Indication

Ecological paper pulp plates without dyes, 18 cm in diameter. Suitable for heating food in the oven and microwave. Sustainable alternative to polluting disposable plastic plates. Package with 50 units.

These disposable and ecological plates are ideal when the option of using reusable plates is not available, opting for natural materials, 100% compostable and free of BPA and phthalates.

These biodegradable plates are made with cellulose fiber obtained from sugar cane pulp (bagasse) and other vegetable fibers, 100% renewable sources. Therefore, disposable plates can be composted at home after use, being a sustainable alternative to disposable plastic plates and thus helping to avoid increasing waste and all the environmental problems that plastics are causing.

Intake mode

Hot food can be served directly on plates or heated in the oven up to 100ºC for 15 minutes or in the microwave at 800W for 2 minutes. They can also be cooled down to -18°C.

Composition of Small biodegradable dinner plates

FSC certified ecological paper

Certificate

Certified by TUV Austria - Ok Compost, which guarantees that the product has all the necessary technical characteristics to be compostable and biodegradable.

On the other hand, this product is certified by FSC. "Forest Stewardship Council", an international non-profit organization that promotes the responsible management of the world's forests. Through a rigorous certification system, it guarantees the good use of the forests and the products that we extract from them (wood, paper, etc.). Every year more than 30 million hectares of natural forests are destroyed by illegal logging and deforestation for development or agriculture. When you buy FSC-certified products, you can be sure that the paper comes from forests that meet the highest social and environmental standards. That's why FSC is endorsed by the most respected non-profit environmental organizations in the world.