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Biodegradable Cutlery | Biodegradable Utensils Bulk
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Biodegradable Cutlery | Biodegradable Utensils Bulk
We care about our environment. We try to be as eco-friendly as possible, so whenever possible we use compostable, biobased, and recyclable materials. Just about all of our “standard” or “regular” products are recyclable or biobased.
Biodegradable Utensils Bulk Prices with Every Order
Restaurant Supply Drop is able to bring you everyday low prices because we only work with wholesale orders. Our biodegradable utensils bulk pricing is available for orders directly through our website. Unfortunately, we’re not able to service retail accounts and do have an order minimum.
What’s the difference between Biodegradable Utensils, Compost Friendly Utensils, and Biobased Utensils?
This can be confusing!
Biodegradable Utensils break down naturally over time, this can take longer, but it means that biodegradable items will break down regardless of where they end up. Now, we never want items to end up on the ground, in landfills, or in the ocean, but biodegradable utensils will break down even if someone lets them end up where they shouldn’t. Compost friendly utensils require specific conditions to break down, this usually means the process of breaking down is relatively quick. The conditions to break down compostable utensils can include specific temperatures, specific bacterias, or any number of other controlled conditions. Biobased utensils are made out of renewable resources such as corn, potatoes, rice, sugarcane, and other non-petroleum based resources - Biobased utensils can be recyclable, compostable, or biodegradable, but aren’t always.
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