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Sugarcane Fingerfood bowl, round -ø60x20mm - 80pcs/box
Manufacturer: SIER • Article number: 57029
Single-use serving bowl package, round, made of degradable sugar cane, for brunch and finger food restaurants.
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Warranty (companies and organizations): 1 year •Warranty (consumers): 1 year • Country of origin: Netherlands • TARIC code: 44191900 • EAN code: 8718226765819
Product description
Sugarcane Fingerfood bowl, round - ø60x20mm - 80pcs/box
Practical bowl package, round, for single use. The serving dish made of sugar cane (Bagastro) is an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional plastic dishes.
It is suitable for offering hot and cold meals, small bites, snacks, sauces, desserts, and other finger food dishes.
Bagastro is a professional sustainable raw material: the sugar is extracted from the sugar cane, and the remaining fiber is combined with wood fiber to create an environmentally friendly material.
"Mandatory" accessory, if the catering unit is characterized by an environmentally friendly approach.
We recommend it for bars, restaurants, brunches, home parties, and receptions.
Package contents: 80 pcs
Bowl diameter: 60mm
Bowl heights: 20mm
Capacity: 30ml
Material: Bagastro (70% sugar cane fiber, 30% wood fiber)
For both hot and cold dishes (-20/110°C)
It can be microwaved and heated in the oven
Practical and decorative
Single-use, biodegradable natural product!
Attributes
Capacity |
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0.03 liter |
Net weight |
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0.70 kg |
The manufacturer of the product
The SIER company's product range consists primarily of articles made from materials from renewable sources.
The products are labeled "Think Green": they can be made from bamboo, Refork, FSC® wood, FSC® paper, sugar cane, palm, coconut and reed.
The products have the FSC® label: this mark guarantees that the raw materials come from responsible forest management.