Deeko Sugarcane Plates Assorted 26cm
Deeko · DOMESTICWARE · 6 pack
Woolworths$4.50$0.75/1EA
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Description
ENJOY YOUR MEALS IN A PAPER PLATE THAT’S MADE FROM NATURAL MATERIALS! Deeko Sugarcane Large Paper Plates are tree-free, made from reclaimed and rapidly renewable sugarcane pulp, which is a byproduct of the food industry. These are a great alternative to single-use plastic plates.
Dedicated to great times for over 60 years, Deeko offers a premium range of disposable tableware, consisting of plates, bowls, drinkware and paper napkins. Available in a mix of contemporary colours and designs, the Deeko range can be easily coordinated to create the latest looks and styles for any occasion.
SUITABLE FOR HOME COMPOSTING
Tested to International Home Composting Standard NF T51-800.
HOT FOOD FRIENDLY
In a 1000W microwave, it is recommended that food can be heated up to 3 minutes. In an oven, can be heated up to 200 degree Celsius for up to 3 minutes. Avoid food with high fat content.
EASY DISPOSAL OPTIONS
Compost at home; check with your local council if this product can be accepted in the green waste bin. If rinsed and clear of most food, can go into kerbside paper recycling
Please advise in your personal shopper notes your preferred colour or design when reviewing your order at checkout. The colour or design delivered is subject to availability.
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Storage Instructions
Product disposal options: Compost at home or check with your local council to confirm if they will accept this product in the green waste bin. Alternatively, if rinsed and clear of most food, product can go into kerbside paper recycling. Wrap - return to store, RedCycle suitable.