Palm leaf plate 17x17cm

Pros and cons
compostable according to EN13432
SA8000 certified
Nordic Ecolabel certified
made from naturally fallen palm leaves
plates are not exactly the same because they are a hand-carved product

Palm leaf plate 17x17cm can be used for various small dishes such as starters and desserts. It can also be used as a breakfast plate. This palm leaf disposable plate 17x17cm has a natural look and offers an environmentally friendly alternative to plastic plates. The plates can be combined well with our wooden disposable cutlery. 

The palm leaf tableware is certified according to SA8000 and is made exclusively from fallen palm leaves. These leaves are cut by hand and give a beautiful natural look. The palm leaf plates are also compostable and certified according to the European standard EN13432 which stands for industrial compostability. This allows our palm leaf signs to carry the OK compost and seedling logo.

Naturesse product
Naturesse® is the brand for sustainable disposable tableware and packaging developed by the Swiss Pacovis AG . Pacovis AG is one of Europe's largest importers of biobased and compostable disposable tableware and packaging. At Naturesse, quality and product certification are of paramount importance.

Naturesse disposables and packaging are 100% natural, 100% plastic-free, 100% biodegradable and also 100% climate neutral. This is achieved by using only natural raw materials and offsetting all relevant greenhouse gas emissions such as CO2, so that you can package your food and drinks in 100% climate neutral products. 

Compensation and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions

Climate-neutral products are the highest ambition when it comes to protecting the environment. Naturesse supports recognized climate protection projects to offset all emissions from the production of Naturesse products - from obtaining raw materials to production and transport. These projects also contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. It is always clear how much CO2 emissions have been compensated via the ClimatePartner from Naturesse.