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10" 3 Comp Farmer's Fiber Collection Round Plate

10" 3 Comp Farmer's Fiber Collection Round Plate - Main image
$5.03 $6.99 In stock

Category: Disposable Plates

Manufactured is the Southeastern US, our Farmer`s Fiber molded fiber tableware supports local farmers and economies, ensuring a reliable and environmentally friendly supply chain. Designed from the ground up for versatility, this BPI Certified tableware collection is PFAS-Free, oil and moisture resistant, microwave safe and suitable for both hot and cold foods providing a durable alternative to traditional disposables.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emma ★★★★★

I bought these for a backyard cookout and the three compartments kept the coleslaw from soaking the burger bun. The molded fiber feels sturdy and didn’t go flimsy even after a bit of sauce.

Penelope ★★★★★

These plates held up perfectly at our picnic, even with heavy pasta sauce, and the three compartments kept everything neatly separated.

Ella ★★★★★

These are made in the Southeastern US from molded fiber, which is exactly why I switched to them for our farm stand. Sturdy enough for a loaded plate of BBQ and they break down in the compost bin instead of sitting in a landfill.