Better Earth unveils biodegradable fiber tableware

Better Earth, a leading provider of certified compostable packaging solutions, has introduced the Farmer’s Fiber Retail Collection, a new range of BPI-certified, US-made compostable molded fiber plates and bowls. This collection offers an eco-friendly alternative to conventional petroleum-based plastics and virgin wood fiber tableware in the retail market.

Manufactured in Tennessee, the Farmer’s Fiber Retail Collection features 10-inch, 9-inch, and 7-inch plates, 3-compartment plates, and 12-ounce bowls. These products are PFAS-free, leak-resistant, microwave-safe, and designed for both hot and cold foods, ensuring durability and versatility for modern foodservice needs.

Made from rapidly renewable perennial fibers like miscanthus and sorghum, grown using regenerative agricultural practices, the collection boasts a carbon-negative footprint. Better Earth remains committed to sustainability, with all products meeting ASTM compostability standards and holding BPI certification, reinforcing the brand’s dedication to combating climate change.

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