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3 comments:
According to biodegradablestore.com, the following can be said about Nature's Own Green Label plates:
"Our line of paper plates are the Nature’s Own Green Label a Perfect for picnics and venues where cost is important, these paper plates are uncoated, affordable and economical. Although the manufacturer will not certify that these paper plates are made from recycled fiber, these paper plates are uncoated, meaning that they will biodegrade and can be composted."
Thank you to SKBK for the research. Is "100 percent paper" better than recylable plastic? How about plates made from recyled paper?
I gotta say I am very disappointed in the quality of your plates, I use paper plates on a regular basis for my grandkids and easy meals, however things leak through the plate ie.katcup, mayo. makes it very hard for a kid to carry and leaks to the table which can ruin your finish......luciano_rose56@hotmail.com
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