Material type: Clamshell and napkin - paper
Container - Predomininantly paper with pant-based liquid barrier lining.
Utensils - Polylactic Acid and talc (TPLA)
Waste stream: The clamshell, napkin, and container can be composted in most areas.
Comments: Single-use paper clamshells and bowls, along with paper napkins, make up the majority of food-soiled paper category.
It is also relatively common to find these in the recycling stream. Even though they are paper products, paper that is contaminated with food belongs in the compost category.
Material type: Clamshell and napkin - paper
Container - Predomininantly paper with pant-based liquid barrier lining.
Utensils - Polylactic Acid and talc (TPLA)
Waste stream: The clamshell, napkin, and container can be composted in most areas.
Comments: Single-use paper clamshells and bowls, along with paper napkins, make up the majority of food-soiled paper category.
It is also relatively common to find these in the recycling stream. Even though they are paper products, paper that is contaminated with food belongs in the compost category.
Material type: Clamshell and napkin - paper
Container - Predomininantly paper with pant-based liquid barrier lining.
Utensils - Polylactic Acid and talc (TPLA)
Waste stream: The clamshell, napkin, and container can be composted in most areas.
Comments: Single-use paper clamshells and bowls, along with paper napkins, make up the majority of food-soiled paper category.
It is also relatively common to find these in the recycling stream. Even though they are paper products, paper that is contaminated with food belongs in the compost category.