3-Compartment Bamboo Fiber Plates 9 & 10 Inch | Wholesale Eco Tableware
Microwave-safe, leak-resistant, and built for catering & takeout.
Eco-friendly alternative to plastic — available in bulk 9″ & 10″ sizes.
MOQ starting from 50,000 pcs |Custom logo printing |Lead time: 25–30 days
🟢 3 Compartments, Zero Mess: Keep meals separated and fresh — perfect for catering, meal delivery, and restaurants.
🟢 Microwave & Freezer Safe: Withstands -50°C to 200°C for flexible storage and reheating.
🟢 Heavy-Duty Design: Durable structure resists leaks, grease, and breaking — ideal for hot meals and sauces.
🟢 Eco-Friendly Material: Made from renewable bamboo fiber, fully biodegradable & PFAS-free.
🟢 Custom Branding: Add your logo, packaging to strengthen brand identity.
🟢 Bulk Ready: Stable production capacity & wholesale pricing for long-term B2B partnerships.
Yes — we test each batch for migration of formaldehyde, melamine and other allowed substances, ensuring compliance with international limits. We also provide reports for EU/US/UK food contact safety.
Yes — we hold EN 13432 / ASTM / BPI / FSC certifications as applicable per region, and we share certificate scans with buyers. We also ensure labeling compliance to avoid “greenwashing” risk.
Yes, our bamboo fiber plates and bowls are heat-resistant up to ~220 °C. However, for prolonged high-temperature exposure (e.g. continuous oven baking), we recommend verifying with sample tests.
Certainly. We provide sample units + test reports (migration, durability, heat resistance) for buyer evaluation before bulk order.
We provide mechanical test data, such as bending strength, moisture absorption rate, and load-bearing limits, to ensure suitability for different use cases.
We monitor regional regulatory actions, like the “Bamboo-zling” coordinated crackdown in EU, and ensure our products comply with EFSA / EU food contact rules.
Yes, we support OEM/ODM customization. Minimum quantity and lead time vary by design. Detailed customization spec options will be shared after inquiry.
Eco tableware currently costs ~20–50% more than single-use plastic (dependent on material, certification, region). We help buyers evaluate total cost, including waste management, brand premium, regulatory compliance.