Disposable corn starch plates

Disposable corn starch plates

Brand :N/A or customized

Product origin: Fujian, China

Delivery time: normally around 30days after order confirmed

Supply capacity: Enough

Disposable corn starch plates are made from cornstarch ,100% biodegradable, from nature and back to nature.
Disposable corn starch plates are 120℃ oil and 100 ℃ water resistant and can be used in microwave and refrigerator .
Disposable corn starch plates are healthy, nontoxic, harmless and sanitary and can be recycled and protect the resource.

Disposable corn starch plates with details as below:

Disposable corn starch plates can reduce CO2 emssion and save oil usage, no BPA, no heavy metal, no plasticizer.

Shenglin Packaging has many series of cornstarch tableware like cornstarch plates, cornstarch bowls, cornstarch cups and cornstarch food box and so on. Please feel free to inquiry.

FAQ

Q: What is suagrcane bagasse?
A:Bagasse / sugarcane is a byproduct of making sugar. When sugarcane stalks are harvested, they're pressed to release their juices that get processed into sugar. Then, rather than burning or throwing the used sugarcane stalks away, the fibrous pulp is made into a paper-like substance called bagasse which is then formed into a wide variety of products like containers, plates, and bowls.

Q:Can sugarcane products handle liquids and grease?
A:Lined sugarcane products will hold liquids well and is grease and cut resistant. Unlined sugarcane works great too, but like paper, it may be more likely to lose strength when used with very hot foods or liquids.

Q:Can I put your products in the freezer/microwave/oven?
A:Paper and Sugarcane products can put into microwave and oven and go in the freezer. But freshness and freezer burn can become issues if left there too long.

Q:Some of your products are compostable. Is that the same as biodegradable?
A:The terms “ biodegradable ” and “ compostable ” are not equivalent or interchangeable. “ Biodegradable ” simply means something will be broken down by microbes over time, which is true for most materials on the planet. An aluminum can is “ biodegradable ”… if you wait 200 years. Since this term applies to almost everything, it is a pretty meaningless claim and one that has been significantly abused through greenwashing. In contrast, “ compostable ” means something will break down in a reasonable amount of time, leave behind no toxic residue, and safely become an additive to soil.