Here at Advanced Disposables we are always looking for more sustainable and eco-friendly solutions and we are proud to be able to offer a great range of such products from Vegware.
Vegware was established in 2006 and has become a global specialist when it comes to producing plant based products. Vegware uses renewable, low carbon, recycled or reclaimed materials meaning their products can be commercially composted along with food waste where the facility is available. Their products have the most extensive compostability certification of any UK packaging supplier and this is all driven by their passion for protecting the planet.
Products that are commercially compostable are often not recommended to compost at home. The commercial composting process consists of a pre-processing phase that breaks down larger items such as packaging materials to become a more manageable size. After this, commercial composting involves the use of high temperatures above 55 degrees to induce the degradation of materials. Temperature, moisture and airflow must be strictly controlled and only natural and plant based waste products can be composted in this way.
Vegware uses a range of renewable plant based materials to create its fantastic range of products. Here is a break down of some of the materials they use:
Vegware produces an extensive range of plant based, disposable packaging products, each designed to be commercially compostable with food waste where the facility is available. The designs both look and feel high quality and it’s easy to see why they are award winning products. With a focus on protecting the planet, they really have made it easy for caterers everywhere to do their bit.
We are really pleased to offer a great choice of their products. Here are our top picks:
We hope you now have a greater insight into the Vegware brand and that it will help you to choose sustainable and environmentally friendly products to packaged your takeaway food in. You can browse the full Vegware range here.
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https://wastelesstolivemore.wordpress.com/2015/08/04/whats-the-difference-between-commercial-and-home-composting/
https://www.vegware.com/uk/