Best Anniversary Disposable Plates in 2026

The Strength You Need – Be confident your disposable paper bowl can handle your heaviest foods. Sturdier than other disposable dinnerware, your 12 oz compostable bowls are microwave- and freezer-safe.

Reduce Your Footprint – Small steps can have a big impact. Choose sustainably sourced biodegradable bowls that are made with bagasse sugarcane pulp fiber, a byproduct of sugar cane production.

Make a Meaningful Change – Save time and decrease your waste. Easily dispose of your compostable 12 oz. paper bowls in a composter, or bury in your backyard. In ideal conditions, they decompose in 3 to 6 months!

The Strength You Need – Be confident your disposable paper plate can handle your heaviest foods. Sturdier than other disposable dinnerware, your 10 inch compostable plates are microwave- and freezer-safe.

Reduce Your Footprint – Small steps can have a big impact. Choose sustainably sourced biodegradable plates that are made with bagasse sugarcane pulp fiber, a byproduct of sugar cane production.

Make a Meaningful Change – Save time and decrease your waste. Easily dispose of your compostable 10 inch paper plates in a composter, or bury in your backyard. In ideal conditions, they decompose in 3 to 6 months!

MICROWAVABLE and LEAK PROOF: Bagasse fiber food trays can withstand plenty of heat, you can just stick your lunch straight into the microwave at your office or school. They can be heated all the way up to 212 degrees fahrenheit and will still be strong enough to hold your hot, wet or even oily food without leaking or bending (condensation may occur under the tray as a result of very hot foods or liquids)

ECO-FRIENDLY: Made from 100% renewable resources, these section plates are completely natural, meaning they are dye free, non toxic, BPA free and made without any plastic or wax

HEAVY DUTY & DURABLE: Brheez quality fiber products are built with our customers in mind, every product goes through a rigorous quality control before being made available to your home, institution, restaurant or food service establishment

MICROWAVABLE and LEAK PROOF: Bagasse fiber food trays can withstand plenty of heat, you can just stick your lunch straight into the microwave at your office or school. They can be heated all the way up to 212 degrees fahrenheit and will still be strong enough to hold your hot, wet or even oily food without leaking or bending (condensation may occur under the tray as a result of very hot foods or liquids)

ECO-FRIENDLY: Made from 100% renewable resources, these section plates are completely natural, meaning they are dye free, non toxic, BPA free and made without any plastic or wax

HEAVY DUTY & DURABLE: Brheez quality fiber products are built with our customers in mind, every product goes through a rigorous quality control before being made available to your home, institution, restaurant or food service establishment

100% NATURAL: Compostable and biodegradable, these eco-friendly plates and bowls are a perfect environmentally healthy alternative to other disposable tableware. Made from cleaned and steam-treated leaves our leaf plates have no chemicals, dyes, glue or wax!

STURDY: Pure palm leaf plates and bowls are lightweight as well as being thick enough not to leak, sag, or break. They are strong enough to handle heavy entrees, soups and sides. These heavy-duty plates are the way to go!

MICROWAVABLE and OVEN-SAFE: Reheat your leftovers in the microwave or even put them in the oven up to 340 degrees (as long as it's about 6” from the heating source)

The Strength You Need – Be confident your disposable paper bowl can handle your heaviest foods. Sturdier than other disposable dinnerware, your 8 oz compostable bowls are microwave- and freezer-safe.

Reduce Your Footprint – Small steps can have a big impact. Choose sustainably sourced biodegradable bowls that are made with bagasse sugarcane pulp fiber, a byproduct of sugar cane production.

Make a Meaningful Change – Save time and decrease your waste. Easily dispose of your compostable 8 oz. paper bowls in a composter, or bury in your backyard. In ideal conditions, they decompose in 3 to 6 months!