Sample-Birchwood Spoon 16cm L

Name: Sample-Birchwood Spoon 16cm L
Brand: Disposable Green
Availability: InStock

£0.00

excl. VAT

Quantity:

Product Information

Product Code- CUT004

Areca leaf Products are made from the naturally fallen leaves of areca trees that grows in moderate temperatures. They are 100% natural, biodegradable, compostable and sustainable resources.

Our massive and impressive range of high-quality products includes strong & sturdy plates and bowls, stylish trays in various shapes & sizes. Suitable for all food types, great for indoor and outdoor parties, weddings, events & festivals, catering and BBQ.

A modern sustainable alternative to traditional disposable cutlery is perfect for wide range of events and catering.

Made from birch wood and it is 100% compostable.

Product Features:

Impressive

Eco Friendly

Strong & Sturdy

100% Biodegradable and Compostable

Shipping

Free Next day* shipping over £50 (Excl. VAT)

Order Cut-Off Time: Weekday - 4.00 PM | Saturday - 11.00 AM

Sample-Birchwood Spoon 16cm L

£0.00

Related Products

Disposable Green® the UK's leading food packaging supplier

DISPOSABLE GREEN® is more than a brand; it’s a commitment to a greener future. As a leading provider of sustainable food packaging solutions, we specialize in offering a wide range of environmentally friendly tableware and takeaway products. Our mission is to revolutionize the industry by providing innovative, compostable, and biodegradable alternatives that reduce the carbon footprint and combat plastic waste.

Read our story

Environmental benefits of bagasse

Disposable Green - Food Packaging Supplier

20,000,000 trees are cut down every year to manufacture paper cups—most of those cups are coated in polyethene—which takes 20+ years to decompose in landfills. Bagasse provides a sustainable alternative to these tree-based paper products.

Renewable: bagasse is a by-product of food production—instead of going to waste it is repurposed, so this material is considered an extremely renewable resource.

Compostable: In as little as 60 days, bagasse can be composted entirely—leaving behind no toxic residue. When composted, bagasse turns into a nutrient-rich fertilizer of nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus, and calcium.