Make small, sustainable changes to your food-to-go service by switching to these 4oz Vegware compostable food pots. Because they're made from paperboard and feature a plant-based PLA lining, these pots can be commercially composted along with food waste after use. This will help you and your customers to divert waste away from harmful landfill sites, instead returning your used packaging safely back into the earth.

These renewable materials mean the pots have a minimal impact on Earth and its natural resources too. So even if you can't send them to commercial composting centres, switching to these food pots will still help to improve your green footprint.

And thanks to the PLA lining, these pots are completely leak-proof - so they can safely serve everything from ice cream to soups. The paperboard material even makes these pots heat resistant, allowing them to be safely used at temperatures of up to 85°C for more flexibility when serving hot and cold food.

Pair these pots with the matching Vegware hot food flat lids when serving soups and porridge (GH166), or the Vegware cold food domed lids (GH167) when packaging gelato and other frozen desserts. These pots will also fit any other lids in Vegware's 90-Series range.

Product features

• Capacity 170ml | 6oz
• Dimensions 45(H) x 90(Ø)mm
• Material PLA & Paper
• Weight 7g
• Colour Green & White
• Paperboard base and plant-based PLA lining are kinder to Earth's natural resources
• Leak-proof PLA lining enables the pots to serve ice cream, sauces and dips
• Heat-resistant materials allow the pots to serve food at temperatures up to 85°C
• Can also be used with cold food for added flexibility when serving
• Stackable for space-saving storage
• The pots are not microwave safe
• These containers are not widely accepted for recycling
• Lids available separately (GH166 and GH167)
• Will also fit any other lids in Vegware's 90-Series range
• The pots can be commercially composted for more sustainable waste disposal
• These pots emit less carbon during production than traditional plastic alternatives
• Clear messaging reminds customers to dispose into composting streams