RICHMOND, CALIF.—Excellent Packaging & Supply, a wholesale distributor of sustainable, biodegradable, and nature-based packaging for foodservice and other applications, has added the complete range of Bridge-Gate compostable serving ware and take-out packaging made from 100 percent renewable resources to its extensive selection of products available through its BioMass Packaging division.
Excellent Packaging now carries Bridge-Gate plates, bowls, clamshells and hinged containers, trays, platters and lids—all of which are made entirely from renewable, organic, GMO-free agricultural wheat fibers that are a natural by-product of crop harvests and certified compostable by the Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI).
“Consumers and foodservice businesses are looking for ways to eliminate the use of polystyrene foam for take-out containers and disposable dinnerware, and we’re delighted to partner with Bridge-Gate to offer a wide range of versatile solutions that address this growing need,” said Allen King, president of Excellent Packaging & Supply. “All of our customers who use the Bridge-Gate line of natural products tell us that they prefer it to whatever they were using before. And, so do their customers.”
The Bridge-Gate range of sustainable, disposable serviceware products is designed to disintegrate and biodegrade swiftly and safely in both a backyard compost pile and a professionally managed composting facility. All the Bridge-Gate products offered by Excellent Packaging are made in factories that are ISO 14001- and ISO 9001-certified, and are of a consistently high quality. To further reduce the carbon footprint of the Bridge-Gate range, each product is designed to fit into the smallest carton possible. The shipping cartons themselves are also designed with maximum efficiencies in mind; smaller cartons means more cartons can be loaded onto the truck, which means less fuel used and fewer carbon emissions.
To learn more about the range of Bridge-Gate products offered by Excellent Packaging, visit the Bridge-Gate page on BioMassPackaging.com.
