Tableware Made from Plant Starch

Plates made from corn? Forks made from potatoes? And cups made from plants? It may sound strange, but these Eco-friendly products are edging their way into supermarkets and food service companies across the globe.

These paper products are made from plant starches, making them 100% biodegradable. They serve as an excellent alternative to traditional paper products that depend on trees and are tossed away after one use, adding to landfills.

These plant-based products are more expensive than traditional paper-based ones, but some stores such as Target are selling options that cost about $2.49 for 25 plates or 30 bowls. They make great solutions for parties or gatherings, as well as the occasional use of disposable products at home.

Of course, you can save the most money by opting out of disposable products and using reusable plates, cups and silverware that only require a wash in the sink or dishwasher.

More importantly, these Eco-friendly products are being offered with food service companies. They now have the option to make a difference in the environment by serving their foods and drinks in plant-based products.

Best of all, these products don’t jeopardize the look and durability of regular products. For example, some cups are made from biopolymer, which comes from renewable resources. These cups are available in clear forms with interchangeable lids, and are made in the USA.

Products that are less durable however, seem to be plates made from potatoes and corn, as these tend to crumble along the edges. Get moving today and make a difference by using Eco-friendly tableware made from plant starches!

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