9” Sugarcane Round Plates 3-Compartment - 500 Pcs

Patek Packaging’s eco-friendly 9” Sugarcane Round Plates 3-compartment are for all your dining needs. Made from sustainable sugarcane fibres, these plates are strong, compostable, and biodegradable. If your business or personal goals include lessening your impact on the environment, our plate is a superior option.

About the Product 

Patek Packaging designs sugarcane round plates with a focus on practicality and environmental friendliness. These plates are ideal for serving meals at events, parties, or on the go. Our innovative compartmentalized design simplifies the process of portioning out various types of food

Specifications

Benefits

• Compostable and biodegradable. Made from renewable sugarcane fibres, which promotes eco-conscious dining.
• Easy to serve main courses, sides, and sauces without mixing flavours or making a mess.
• Withstands hot and cold dishes without bending or leaking.
• Pre-divided sections to simplify meal presentation and improve host and guest satisfaction.
• Serves food safely and hygienically without harmful chemicals found in plastic or styrofoam.
• Boosts brand reputation and attracts eco-conscious customers by choosing our sugarcane plates.

Uses

Restaurants and Catering

These plates are used by restaurants, cafes, catering companies, and food trucks to serve multi-course meals conveniently and ecologically.

Academic Institutions

Cafeterias and dining halls should serve students balanced meals and promote sustainability and environmental awareness.

Medical Institutions

Healthcare facilities use Sugarcane Round Plates for hygienic and convenient meal service for patients, staff, and visitors.

Public Events and Social Gatherings

Event planners use these 3-compartment plates to organize and present meals at weddings, conferences, banquets, and other large gatherings, where efficient meal distribution and aesthetic appeal are important.

Home Use

When you have a lot of guests over for a party or holiday, our plates are perfect for serving food at home. 

Facts

Bagasse was often tossed aside or allowed to rot. However, in a little laboratory at the Peruvian sugar mill known as "Hacienda Paramonga," Clarence Birdsong developed the process of making paper from bagasse. To test this promising discovery on a larger scale, the company purchased a defunct paper mill in New Jersey and imported bagasse from Peru. 

Invented successfully in 1937, the process led to the design of the first paper manufacturing machines in Germany in 1938. After processing 10 tons of sugarcane, around 3 tons of bagasse are left over. 

Based on global sugarcane crop production in 2018, this amounts to around 570 million tons of bagasse. These bagasses can be turned into containers and plates, practical items for businesses and households.

Enjoy Eco-Conscious Dining Experience 

These plates are useful for picnics with family and friends, catered events, or food service businesses. Their separate compartments make it easy to organize your meal without sacrificing sustainability. For a high-quality and environmentally friendly experience, ditch the harmful single-use plastics and opt for our Sugarcane Round Plates today. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I extend the life of my sugarcane plates? 

• Since moisture can speed up the breakdown process, keeping them dry will help keep their shape.
• Keep them in an opaque container or out of direct sunlight to shield them from UV rays.
• Serve cold or dry foods on sugarcane plates for longer life. Moisture and heat can weaken the material, so avoiding using them for hot or wet dishes is best.
• Sugarcane plates are strong but can be damaged or broken if handled roughly. Therefore, they should be served and transported gently.
• Don’t use heavy or sharp utensils to protect the sugarcane surface from scratches and punctures. If you want something lightweight, go for bamboo or wood cutlery.

Are there any specific instructions for disposing of sugarcane plates?

To dispose of sugarcane plates properly:

1. Compost them if you have access to a compost bin or facility.
2. Do not recycle, as they're not traditionally recyclable.
3. Landfill as a last resort, noting they decompose slower there.
4. Check local guidelines for specific disposal instructions in your area.

 Can sugarcane plates handle liquid and greasy foods?

Yes, sugarcane plates can handle liquid and greasy foods. They're designed to be sturdy and durable. They're also commonly resistant to oil and water, which makes them suitable for various foods, including hot, wet, or greasy foods. This resistance is due to the natural properties of bagasse, which provide a strong and somewhat moisture-resistant surface.

Are sugarcane plates safe for all consumers, including those with allergies?

Sugarcane plates are safe for everyone, including those with allergies. They’re made from natural, plant-based materials without added chemicals. However, it's good to check for:

• Cross-contamination in the manufacturing process.
• Chemicals used in production.
• Coatings on the plates for water and grease resistance.

If you have specific or severe allergies, it’s advisable to contact the manufacturer for detailed information. Overall, sugarcane plates are a safe option for serving food.