Compostable Food Packaging Materials
Bioplastics and Biobased Polymers
plant-based plastics derived from renewable materials
Bioplastics include PLA, PHA, tPLA and cPLA which can be molded into a variety of compostable containers and supplies.
PLA Polylactic Acid
Bioplastic Made From Plant Sugars
For food and drinks served cold or room temperature, we offer a line of compostable clear cups and containers made from PLA.
Wheat Straw FIber
Fiber Made From Agricultural Feedstocks
Wheat straw fiber is made from the leftover stalk after wheat grains have been harvested. It can be molded into durable and sustainable food packaging.
Recycled Paper
Post-consumer recycled paper
Recycled paper is increasingly popular in packaging, offering compostable options for cups, containers, and bags.
tPLA & cPLA
PLA with upgrades!
tPLA adds talc for strength in utensils, while cPLA is crystallized for heat resistance in cup lids—both are sustainable plastic alternatives!
Sugarcane Fiber/Bagasse
Fiber made from sugarcane stalks
This renewable fiber is a byproduct of sugarcane farming using the leftover sugarcane stalks. It can be molded to make trays, cups, bowls and more.
Cellulose
Bioplastic made from wood
Our compostable cellophane bags are made from NatureFlex™ cellulose, a clear, plant-based film that’s food-safe and a popular alternative to plastic.
Bamboo
The exterior sheath or entire bamboo plant
Bamboo is a fast-growing, renewable plant with steel-like strength and is ideal for durable utensils, tableware, and even paper-based cups and bowls!
PHA
Bioplastic derived from canola oil
PHA straws look and perform like plastic but are compostable, marine-safe, and break down naturally without harming wildlife or creating microplastics.
Perennial Grasses
Fiber Made From Miscanthus and Switchgrass
Sustainable and regenerative, perennial grasses have emerged as one of the most promising natural resources for creating compostable and biodegradable packaging.
