
Tableware pressed from sugarcane
Welcome to the Green Revolution
Plates, bowls and cutlery pressed from sugarcane fibre — sturdy enough for a full plate of food, and gone within 90 days of composting.
90days
To fully compost
0%
Plastic or wax lining
140°C
Oven & microwave safe
100%
Sugarcane bagasse
The range
Dive into our organic tableware
Four families, one material. Everything here is pressed from the same sugarcane fibre and composts on the same timeline.
Most ordered
What our customers reorder
The lines that go out by the pallet — caterers, cafés and event crews come back for these.
Our process
Witness the transformation of agro-waste at your table
Five steps, one loop. Nothing is grown to make this product — it starts as something a mill was about to throw away, and ends as soil.
- 01
Cane is pressed
Sugar mills crush cane for juice. What comes out the other side is bagasse — a dry, fibrous pulp.
- 02
Waste is rescued
Bagasse is normally burned as boiler fuel or left to rot. We take it before either happens.
- 03
Heat does the work
Washed, pulped, then pressed in a heated mould. The rigidity is mechanical — no binder, no plastic film.
- 04
It reaches your table
Strong enough for a full hot meal, light enough to stack. Freezer to oven without a second thought.
- 05
It goes back to soil
Into a home compost heap. In about 90 days it is indistinguishable from the soil around it.
Why it works
Engineered like packaging. Disappears like a leaf.
Sugarcane fibre is pressed under heat until it behaves like a rigid plate. Nothing is added to make it waterproof — which is exactly why nothing is left behind.
Holds a full plate
Microwave & oven safe
No wax, no plastic lining
Composts in your garden
Taste and odour neutral
Vegan & animal safe
The long view
A meal lasts an hour. Most tableware lasts centuries.
That gap is the entire reason this company exists. Bagasse is the only material on this chart that leaves in the same season you used it.
Conditions matter
BIOEAT bagasse tableware Ours
~90 days
Join the EcoRevolution
Four promises we don't negotiate on
Sustainability claims are cheap. These are the four we hold the supply chain to, and the ones we'd expect you to audit us against.
100% biodegradable
Agricultural fibre in, soil out. Every product in the range breaks down completely.
Zero-waste manufacturing
Offcuts and trim go back into the pulp line. Process water is captured and reused.
No added chemistry
No bleach, no PFAS, no plastic laminate. Water and pressure do the whole job.
Animal safe throughout
Vegan by composition, and harmless to wildlife wherever it ends up.

Why choose us
Eco innovation, without the hand-waving
We turn everyday crop waste into tableware that does the job single-use plastic does, without the five-century tail. That's the whole proposition — and we'd rather show the working than talk in adjectives.
- 01
We start with someone else's waste
- 02
We refuse the easy shortcut
- 03
We state the conditions, not just the number
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