DISPOSABLES notPla


Inspired by nature's circular solution to waste, Notpla is pioneering seaweed as an alternative to single-use plastic. Their advanced packaging solutions disappear naturally, just like a piece of fruit.


Manufactured in the UK using FSC board, they carry a lower carbon footprint than imported containers. Unlike traditional takeaway boxes, which are lined with plastic or packed with nasty chemicals, Notpla packaging is made from a natural polymer that is completely biodegradable. They are EN13432 certified compostable, making them industrial and home compostable. It has the same grease and water-resistant qualities as traditional packaging, and it is also stackable, microwaveable, and perfect for both hot and cold foods.


Notpla is the safest option for businesses that are looking to reduce their environmental impact. It is not considered plastic under the new EU directive on single-use plastics, and it is certified guilt-free by the European Bioplastics Association.


In addition to being sustainable, Notpla packaging is also stylish and eye-catching. It will help you stand out from the competition and show your customers that you are committed to the environment.


STOCK CODE DNTP0001 DNTP0002


DESCRIPTION Food Box Food Box


SIZE 800ml 11x9x6.4cm 1200ml 15x11.5x6.2cm


QTY 500 250


STOCK CODE DNTP0003 DNTP0004


DESCRIPTION Food Box


Clamshell Box


SIZE


1750ml 19x13x6.6cm 9.8x9.8x7.5cm


QTY 220 200


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