Eco-products ECOEPP013NFA 9 Inch Sugarcane Plate 500ct

Product Description

The ECO-PRODUCTS ECOEPP013NFA is a 9-inch disposable plate made from 100% reclaimed sugarcane fiber, also known as bagasse. This plate is engineered for food service environments where durability and responsible sourcing both matter. It resists grease and cuts, holds up in the freezer, and is safe for microwave use, making it a practical replacement for plastic or polystyrene serviceware. The sugarcane fiber is reclaimed from agricultural byproduct that would otherwise be incinerated, giving the plate a renewable material profile without sacrificing performance. Food service operators, caterers, and facilities managers are the primary users.

This plate is suited for both hot and cold food applications across a wide range of food service settings, including cafeterias, catering events, institutional dining, and concession operations. The 9-inch diameter accommodates standard entree portions. Each carton contains 500 plates, supporting high-volume service without frequent restocking. The plate handles temperature extremes from freezer storage through microwave reheating without compromising structural integrity.

Key Features

• Made from 100% reclaimed sugarcane fiber, a renewable agricultural byproduct
• Grease-resistant and cut-resistant surface for reliable food containment
• Freezer-safe and microwave-safe for cold storage and reheating applications
• Suitable for both hot and cold foods
• 500 plates per carton for high-volume food service use
• Replaces plastic and polystyrene disposable plates

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for standard 9-inch disposable plates in commercial and institutional food service applications.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for disposable serviceware. Store cartons in a dry location away from direct moisture prior to use. Follow local health department guidelines for single-use foodservice item handling and disposal. Composting eligibility varies by local facility — confirm with your waste management provider before designating as compostable.