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Take your meals on the go with our compostable salad bowl lids, perfect for 24 to 48 oz. bowls. Made from natural and sustainable sugar fibers, these eco-friendly lids reduce your ecological footprint while keeping your food fresh. BPI certified compostable and ASTM compliant, they break down quickly in commercial compost facilities. Use them for cold foods only and enjoy the convenience of a biobased product. Suitable for salads, snacks, and meals, these clear lids are a great choice for events, offices, and everyday use. They're also microwave safe and dishwasher compatible, making them a convenient and sustainable option.
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Made from natural and sustainable sugar fibers.
Crafted without trees or plastics.
Certified to be compostable in commercial compost facilities.
Take food on the go while reducing your ecological footprint. These STALK MARKET Bowl Lids are 100% compostable and made without trees or plastics. Crafted from natural and sustainable sugar fibers. Free of trees and plastics. Eco-conscious choice - has one or more meaningful eco-attributes or eco-labels. Designed to fit Stalk Market 24 to 48 oz. salad bowls. Cold foods only BPI Certified Compostable - certified by the Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI) to be compostable in commercial compost facilities (where facilities exist). Conforms to ASTM D6400 standards. For detailed information see www.astm.org. Product Content Contains Compostable Material - made from materials that can quickly break down in commercial composting facilities (where facilities exist), to help reduce waste while creating usable organic matter. Biobased products - products (excluding food, feed, or fuel) made primarily from renewable biological materials - such as plants, animals, marine, or forestry resources - and must meet the USDA's minimum content standards for their category.