Eco-products ECOEPP005NFA 10 Inch Sugarcane Plate 500 Ct

Product Description

The ECO-PRODUCTS ECOEPP005NFA is a 10-inch round disposable plate made from 100% reclaimed sugarcane fiber, also known as bagasse. Sugarcane fiber is a byproduct of sugar processing that would otherwise be incinerated, making this plate a renewable, reclaimed-resource alternative to plastic or polystyrene serviceware. The plate is grease-resistant and cut-resistant, holding up under typical food service conditions. It is microwave-safe and freezer-safe, supporting both hot and cold food applications. Cartons contain 500 plates. This product is suited for food service operations looking to replace single-use petroleum-based disposables with a compostable alternative.

The ECOEPP005NFA is designed for disposable food service use across a wide range of settings including catering operations, institutional cafeterias, event venues, and commercial kitchens. It handles both hot entrees and cold dishes without compromising structural integrity. The sugarcane fiber construction resists grease migration, reducing the need for secondary liner plates. With 500 units per carton, it is packaged for high-volume food service purchasing and restocking.

Key Features

• Made from 100% reclaimed sugarcane fiber, a renewable byproduct of sugar processing
• Grease-resistant and cut-resistant surface for reliable single-use serviceware performance
• Microwave-safe and freezer-safe for hot and cold food applications
• Replaces plastic and polystyrene plates with a compostable alternative
• 500 plates per carton, suited for high-volume food service procurement

Compatibility

Designed for use in disposable food service applications including catering, institutional dining, and commercial food service operations requiring a renewable alternative to plastic or polystyrene plate formats.

Installation Notes

No installation required for this disposable serviceware product. Store cartons in a dry environment away from moisture prior to use. Check local regulations regarding composting or disposal requirements for bagasse fiber products, as accepted disposal methods vary by municipality. Handle cartons of 23.4 pounds using proper lifting technique.