Bagasse Range

Product Information

Bagasse is simply a by-product of the sugarcane harvesting process. Often referred to as sugarcane pulp, it's the fibrous substance left behind after the juice has been extracted (meaning no waste!). A fast growing renewable plant material which is diverse and easily malleable, so can be moulded into loads of fantastic products.

We're proud to share that since July 2023, a selection of our Bagasse products delivered to our warehouse have tested PFAS-free (read more on this below).

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    Bagasse

    Bagasse, is the fibrous matter that remains after sugarcane stalks are crushed to extract their juice.

What about the production of Bagasse, does this harm our environment?

As it's the pulp left behind from sugarcane juice extraction, we can guarantee that Bagasse is one of the most sustainable packaging materials currently on the market. Sugarcane is a fast-growing renewable resource meaning there's plenty of it, and it helps to prevent deforestation of our native forests.

Are your Bagasse products safe to put in the oven, microwave or freezer?

Yes, all of our Bagasse products are fine in temperatures up to 220°C and can be frozen too. Ideal for heating, re-heating or refrigerating any food items to help minimise food waste.

Can they hold liquids?

Yes, some of our Bagasse Containers come with lids so that your food won't leak. Our Tiny Tubs are perfect for holding sauces, jams, cream and so on!

Does your Bagasse range contain any PFAS chemicals?

Our Bagasse range has no intentionally added PFAS.

PFAS chemicals are used in many industries to repel grease and other liquids. Low levels of PFAS have been detected in most natural environments such as soil and water around the globe. For that reason, we acknowledge that small traces of PFAS could be present in the environment where our products are grown and made and why we say they have not been intentionally added.

Bagasse Range

From Tiny Tubs to Hot Cup Lids, our Bagasse range does it all.

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