A range of starch-based plant tableware including plates, bowls, trays and lidded containers

STARCH-BASED PLANT TABLEWARE

Starch-Based Plant Tableware

For hot, cold and takeaway food

Tableware based on corn or wheat starch, available in practical formats for serving and transporting food. Models in this range are designed for microwave and freezer use and resist normal contact with oil and moisture.

A PRACTICAL DIFFERENCE

A neater look with practical formats

Compared with the fibrous texture of bagasse, this family offers a more uniform surface and more defined moulded details. Formats ranging from plates and bowls to lidded containers, divided trays and cutlery make it easier to match the product to the food and service method.

Corn and plant starch, the base materials for starch-based tableware
Plant-derived material and versatile formats for different uses

FROM SOURCE TO USE

A simple plant-based journey

A visual story of material origin, versatile formats, everyday performance and responsible use

Corn, wheat, starch and granules used for plant-based tableware1

Starting with a plant source

Corn or wheat starch forms the base of this tableware family—an option for increasing plant-derived material content while retaining everyday food-service utility.

Plant-starch material becoming different food-service formats2

Formats for different service needs

The material can be formed into plates, bowls, trays, lidded containers and cutlery, allowing the format to match the food, portion size and transport method.

Starch-based tableware used for hot meals, salads and oily food3

Ready for hot, cold and moist food

Models in this range are designed for microwave and freezer use and perform well in normal contact with oily and moist foods. Follow the use instructions supplied with each model.

Plant-based tableware and responsible sorting after use4

Choose well and sort responsibly

The right format makes serving and transport easier. After use, separating the item from food waste and following the locally available waste-management route are important parts of responsible use.

MATERIAL AND PERFORMANCE

Benefits of starch-based tableware

A clear view of this range’s functional and material benefits

Functional benefits

Freezer safe

Microwave safe

Oil and water resistant

Material and environmental benefits

Based on plant starch

Uses a renewable plant source

Biodegradable under suitable conditions

CHOOSE BY USE

A practical format for every service

Choose according to food type, portion size, lid requirements and journey time

Plates

An open format for neat presentation of main meals, starters and event food

Bowls & lidded containers

A practical choice for salads, desserts, moist food and takeaway orders

Trays & divided formats

Keeps rice, sauces, sides and other meal components separate

Cutlery

Completes event and takeaway sets with a coordinated appearance

TWO DIFFERENT OPTIONS

Starch-based or bagasse?

The better fit depends on the desired appearance, food type and required format.

PLANT STARCH

A uniform look with more format flexibility

A semi-matte surface with defined moulded details across plates, bowls, lidded containers, trays and cutlery—well suited when format variety and a neat presentation matter.

SUGARCANE FIBRE

A more natural, fibrous feel

A matte, fibrous appearance across moulded plates, bowls and food containers—well suited when the natural feel of the material is a priority.

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PRODUCTS IN THIS RANGE

Starch-Based Plant Tableware

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Clear, concise answers

What is starch-based plant tableware made from?

It is made from plant-starch biopolymer compounds using sources such as corn or wheat. The precise formulation can vary by model.

How is starch-based tableware different from bagasse?

Starch-based tableware usually offers a more uniform look and a wider choice of formats, from lidded containers to cutlery. Bagasse has a more matte, naturally fibrous appearance. The better choice depends on the food, transport method and desired presentation.

Is this tableware suitable for microwaves and freezers?

The models in this range are designed for microwave and freezer use. Follow the use instructions supplied with each model.

Is this tableware resistant to oil and water?

Yes. Products in this range are designed for normal contact with oily and moist foods.

What should happen after use?

Correct separation and transfer to an appropriate waste-management route are important parts of responsible use.

Which format is the better fit for your food?

Food type, portion size, journey time and packing method all affect the right choice.