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Boardwalk® Bagasse PFAS-Free Round Bowl, Sugarcane, 12 oz, Tan, 1,000/Carton
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- Compostable molded fiber bowl made from renewable sugarcane bagasse
- PFAS-free, safe for food contact
- Freezer and microwave safe for versatile use
- Durable design suitable for hot or cold foods
- Ideal for restaurants, catering, cafeterias, and takeout
Description
Eco-friendly, compostable dinnerware made from sustainable sugarcane bagasse fiber. This strong and durable round bowl is freezer and microwave safe, perfect for serving hot or cold foods. Designed to meet FDA standards for food contact, tested per ASTM D6400, and compostable in commercial facilities while being PFAS-free. Ideal for cafeterias, restaurants, catering, special events, carry-out services, and food service operations seeking environmentally responsible solutions. Enhance your green footprint with this biodegradable, disposable serving option crafted from renewable resources.
- Global Product Type: Bowls
- Dinnerware Type: Bowl
- Material Type: Sugarcane
- Material(s): Bagasse
- Interior Volume Capacity: 12 oz
- Shape: Round
- Diameter: 6.29\
- Color(s): Tan
- Color Family: Beige
- Product Biodegradability Indicator: No
- Product Biodegradability in Days: 0
- Product Compostability Indicator: Yes
- Product Compostability Location: Commercial Facility
- Product Compostability Certification: Inherently Compostable, Certification Not Required
- Compliance Standards: ASTM D6400 Compliant for Compostability FDA Approved for Food Contact
- Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent: 0%
- Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent: 0%
- Total Recycled Content Percent: 0%
- Country of Origin: CN
- Carton Pack Quantity: 1,000
- Pack Quantity: 0
- UPC: 749507003700
- UNSPSC: 48101901
Specifications
- attributes
- Sold as 1,000 bowls per carton