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Description
Here's something for a hotter beverage and a cooler planet. Crafted from sugarcane fiber, these plant-based hot cups with lids are perfect for complimenting your morning coffee with a bit of sustainability. 
Apart from being made from sustainable plant residue, these cups are also certified compostable and offer a 90-180 days back-to-nature guarantee. Moreover, with absolutely no paper or plastic, they are here to help you all planet-safe without compromising on your convenience.
- Crafted from sugarcane fiber
- 90-180 days back-to-nature guarantee
- Product Dimensions: 16oz
- Compostable Certified and PFAS free
Features
Strong & Sturdy
Uncompromising Quality
Lightweight
Leak-Proof
Sag-Proof
Microwave & Oven-Safe
Freezer-Safe
Certified Compostable
FAQs
Our plant-based, compostable bagasse hot cups are crafted from sugarcane fiber. Simply put, bagasse is the leftover sugarcane fiber that remains after extracting juice from the sugarcane stalks. By repurposing this natural extract, we make your gatherings guilt-free and gentle towards the planet.
As a great polystyrene alternative, bagasse is suitable for holding super-hot beverages. Moreover, it is also water-resistant and comes with anti-sag and anti-leak properties. The cups, made from bagasse, are also durable and microwave-safe.
Not just biodegradable, these cups are also 100% compostable. In a nutshell, these cups can break down into smaller pieces and nourish the soil. So, they are made from nature and go back to nature.
Simply put, compostable products are those that break down within 180 days of disposal and nourish the soil. Our bagasse hot cups are certified compostable and start to break down within 90 days of disposal.
Composting is when microorganisms present in the soil break down a compostable product into smaller pieces. You can compost these cups in your home by disposing them off in a compost bin. However, if you don't have a backyard or a compost bin, you can dispose of them in a simple trash bin. Once they end up in a landfill, they'll break down and nourish the soil within 180 days.
Scientifically speaking, bagasse is some of the most planet-safe options for tableware, free from toxins or chemicals.
