- Mountain
- China
- 15-45 days
- 600 tons per month capacity
Our heat sealable sugarcane trays offer a premium, sustainable alternative to traditional plastic packaging. Designed for high-performance sealing, these trays are perfect for ready meals, fresh produce, and supermarket catering. 100% PFAS-free & BPI Certified (ASTM D6868).
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Laminated Heat Seal Sugarcane Bagasse Trays
Our heat sealable sugarcane trays offer a premium, sustainable alternative to traditional plastic packaging. Designed for high-performance sealing, these trays are perfect for ready meals, fresh produce, and supermarket catering.
Technical Specification Matrix
| Feature | Specification Details |
|---|---|
| Base Material | 100% Sugarcane Bagasse Fiber (Compostable) |
| Lamination Options | PP (Microwave), PET (Oven up to 180°C), CPET (Oven up to 220°C), PLA (Biodegradable) |
| Lamination Thickness | Strictly controlled ≤ 30μm (PP/PET: Peelable Liner for Separate Recycling) |
| Temperature Range | -18°C to 120°C (PP/PLA) | Up to 180°C (PET) | Up to 220°C (CPET) |
| Compostability | BPI Industrial Certified (ASTM D6868); PLA/PBAT: Synchronous Compostability |
| Plastic Content | Verified ≤ 4.8% (Exempt from Plastic Packaging Tax) |
Compliance & Trust Signals
BPI Industrial Compostable: Finished product (fiber + film) passed ASTM D6868.
100% PFAS-Free: Tested by SGS/Intertek (Total Fluorine < 10ppm).
Global Certifications: FDA 21 CFR 176.170, LFGB, ABAP AS4736/AS5810.
Cambodia Factory: 0% Duty to EU (EBA), 19% Tariff to USA (Avoid Section 301).
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Is the lamination layer compostable?
A: Yes. Our finished product (fiber base + film) has passed the BPI ASTM D6868 test. The lamination raw material meets ASTM D6400, and we strictly control the thickness within 30μm to ensure synchronous degradation with the sugarcane base in industrial composting facilities.
Q: Can your sugarcane trays be used in a microwave?
A: Yes, our PP-laminated trays are safe for microwave heating up to 120°C without softening or leaking.
Q: How do I dispose of used trays?
A: PLA/PBAT trays can be composted whole; for PP/PET trays, peel off the liner first, compost the tray, and recycle the liner separately.
