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5 Compartment Serving Trays
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Running a cafe, catering gig, or a shop that serves food on the side? Compostable plates are the tableware you reach for when you want something sturdy under a meal that isn't plastic or foam. Ours come from TruFibre bagasse, which is the fiber left over after sugarcane gets pressed for juice. Instead of tossing that pulp, someone figured out you could mold it into plates, trays, and bowls. Smart.
Bagasse feels closer to heavy paper than to flimsy plastic, and it holds its shape under weight. A loaded plate won't fold in half on someone's lap.
The TruFibre line is described by the manufacturer as 100% compostable and biodegradable, plus PFAS and BPA free. They're also microwave and refrigerator safe, so a customer can reheat leftovers or stash them overnight without the plate falling apart. That combination is hard to find in disposable tableware. Foam is cheap but it's awful for the planet and it cracks. Plastic lasts forever in the worst way. Bagasse breaks down.
The lineup covers a few shapes depending on how your customers eat.
Standard round plates handle everyday service, from a slice of cake to a full plated meal. The 5 compartment plates (also sold as serving trays) keep sides from running together, which is what you want for schools, church dinners, meal prep, and any buffet-style spread. Bagasse bowls round things out for soups, salads, and anything saucy.
Everything sells in packs of 100 to 125. That's enough to get through a busy weekend or stock a counter for a while without reordering constantly.
Food trucks and cafes grab them because they match the eco message customers already expect from independent food spots. Caterers and event planners use the compartment trays for plated service at weddings and parties. Boutiques and gift shops that run a small food or coffee program keep a pack behind the counter.
Schools and churches lean on the compartment trays for group meals. And plenty of small retailers stock them alongside other disposables to round out a food-service shelf.
If your brand leans green, serving on foam undoes a lot of goodwill. These fix that.
Start with what you're serving. Dry or light foods work on almost any plate, but saucy or oily meals need real structure. Bagasse is thick and rigid, not thin and bendy.
Match the shape to the food. Round plates for general use, compartment trays when you're plating multiple items, bowls for anything with liquid. Think about where the meal travels too. A compostable plate that survives the walk from counter to patio table is doing its job.
Pair your plates with lids or closed containers if food leaves the building. Our clamshell containers cover takeout and leftovers, and the rest of our food service essentials rounds out takeout bags, SOS paper bags, and the packaging you forget until you're out.
One honest note: don't buy on price alone. A cheap plate that buckles under gravy costs you more in dropped food and annoyed customers than the few cents you saved.
Paper plates are fine for a dry snack and nothing more. Grease soaks through, hot food warps them, and they feel cheap in someone's hand. Plastic is rigid but it never breaks down and it sends the opposite signal to an eco-conscious crowd.
Bagasse compostable plates sit in the sweet spot. They're rigid like plastic, they're microwave safe, and they're made to compost. If you serve real meals and you care how your brand looks, this is the pick. Save plain paper for the office birthday cake.
Yes. Bagasse is thick and rigid, so it supports a loaded plate without folding. It holds up to oily and saucy foods far better than plain paper, which is why food trucks and caterers use it for real plated service.
Plates are your everyday round shape for general service. The 5 compartment trays keep sides separated, which is ideal for buffets and group meals. Bowls handle soups, salads, and anything with liquid. All three come in packs of 100 to 125.
Cafes, food trucks, caterers, event planners, schools, churches, and boutiques running a small food program. Basically anyone serving food who wants a disposable that matches an eco-friendly reputation instead of fighting it.
The TruFibre bagasse line is described by the manufacturer as microwave and refrigerator safe, along with being PFAS and BPA free. That means customers can reheat or store leftovers without the plate breaking down, which plain paper can't manage.
Shipping is free via UPS Ground, and returns are free with a prepaid label.
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