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The World Centric BO-SC-U24-LFP, 24-Ounce Fiber Bowl, 500/CS, ASTM D6400, BPI, USDA is an eco-friendly alternative to reusable plastic, foam, and paper bowls. It's made from wheat straw fiber, a naturally sturdy and compostable material. This bowl also features a 24-ounce capacity that's great for soups, stews, desserts, salads, and more. Use it in your banquet hall, cafeteria, or quick-serve restaurant.
These bowls can be used with BOL-CS-24, BOL-SC-U24 lids.
| ID | 38319 |
| SKU | BO-SC-U24-LFP |
| Manufacturer | World Centric |
| Capacity Oz | 24 |
| Pcs On Category | 500 |
| Height (Inch) | 2.4 |
| Weight (Lbs) | 29 |
| Length (Inch) | 7.4 |
| Width (Inch) | 7.4 |
| Shape | Round |
| Units of measure | CS |
| Compartments | 1 |
| Color | Beige |
| Material | Fiber |
| Type Filter | Bowl |
Great for the planet, the bowls have a natural wheat straw fiber construction. The design is free from petrochemicals, a wax or plastic lining, and other environmentally harmful plastics. It offers the leak-resistance and durability you need in a soup bowl but in an eco-friendly package. Plus, it's fully compostable.
World centric fiber bowls are compostable. They fully decay after one to three months in a commercial composting facility and after two to four months in a home composting system. Switching to compostable disposable serveware is a simple way to show your customers that you care about the planet.
Do more than just serve soups, salads, and desserts inside these World Centric fiber bowls. Use the bowls to heat up food in the microwave or preserve food in the freezer. Wheat grass fiber offers excellent heat and cold resistance.
Pair the World Centric 24-ounce fiber bowl with the World Centric BOL-SC-U24 or BOL-CS-24 lid. Both options are eco-friendly and compostable too. Lids not included.
$58.99/Item
$58.99/Item
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