HMRP Products

Biodegradable and Home Compostable Bags and Eatware

Biodegradable and Home Compostable Eatware and Paper Bags

Our Biodegradable and Home Compostable bags are manufactured from renewable resources. Bagasse is widely available, durable, and a practical alternative to plastic for takeaway food containers and cups.

Compostable & Biodegradable Take Away Containers

Properties: made from biomass pulp derived from sugarcane waste (“bagasse”) or paper.

Specifications

  • Biodegradable
  • Compostable
  • Natural
  • No binders, fillers, coating or liners
  • Can be used for hot and cold foods
  • Microwave safe up to +180 °C
  • Freezer safe up to – 20 °C
  • Water proof / Leak proof
  • Easily stackable
100ml Clamshell boxes : Minimum order quantity 500 Hamburger boxes : Minimum order quantity 750
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Paper Bags

Specifications

    1. Range includes paper carrier bags, shoppers, greaseproof bags and sheets,  duplex bags, and hotdog bags.
    2. The above range is available in plain and print
    3. Average printed minimum order quantity - 40 000 units(tbc on enquiry)
    4. Product is non-toxic.
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NOTE: The colour and design on our bag and take way range can be customised on request.

Understanding biodegradable and compostable

A biodegradable and compostable product is suitable to be recovered through biological recycling (thus composting and anaerobic digestion) together with kitchen and garden waste, leaving no harmful residues. A by-product of biologic recycling is high quality compost that is then used as an organic fertilizer. For this reason we need to be sure that bioplastic products are fully compatible with composting process and that they bring no inconvenience neither for the process nor for the product and the environment.

International Home Compostable Standards are generally based on similar criteria such as:

  • Disintegratibility Biodegradability
  • Low level of heavy metals (maximum values are also indicated)
  • No toxic effect of the resulting compost on plants (and also on earthworms for Australian Standard)

Note: Biodegradability should NEVER be an excuse to LITTER.