Bagasse plate composting

🌿 What Happens After You Throw Away a Bagasse Plate?

Ever wondered what happens to your plate after a delicious meal?

If it's a bagasse plate — made from sugarcane fiber left behind after juice extraction — its journey is refreshingly different from plastic or Styrofoam.

Once discarded, a bagasse plate begins to break down naturally within 60–90 days, depending on composting conditions. Whether it's placed in a home compost bin or sent to industrial composting, it returns to the earth without leaving toxins or microplastics behind.

Unlike traditional disposables that take hundreds of years to degrade, bagasse tableware is 100% biodegradable and compostable. It nourishes the soil instead of polluting it.

So, the next time you enjoy a meal on a bagasse plate, remember: you're not creating waste — you're giving back to the planet.

🟢 Serve smart. Dispose guilt-free. Live green