EcoFibre Bahrain
Innovative Sustainable Packaging
Moulded Bagasse Products
EcoFibre Bahrain manufactures ecofriendly, biodegradable, and sustainable Bagasse Containers for food. Our pulp based disposable tableware includes Trays, Bowls, Cups, Burger Boxes, Clamshell Boxes and more.
Leading Manufacturer of Ecofriendly Bagasse Containers and Tableware
EcoFibre Bahrain is the first and only internationally-certified manufacturing unit within the GCC that produces pulp-based food containers that are fully recyclable and sustainable.
Our current product lineup includes disposable plates, bowls, trays, burger boxes, clamshells, 3 compartment disposable food containers and more.
World Class Manufacturing Facility in Bahrain
Our ecofriendly bagasse containers are manufactured in a facility which is equipped with industry-leading machinery that is capable of handling orders of any size. We are certified with IS09001, IS014001 and BRCGS so our customers can be assured that we are manufacturing bagasse disposable food containers to the highest standards of quality and hygiene.
INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATIONS
What are Bagasse Containers?
Fully Recyclable
Our Bagasse Tableware lineup is fully recyclable and compostable. This is not the case with single-use plastic products which are not biodegradable.
Future of Tableware
Governments across the world are introducing legislation that prohibits the use of single-use plastic tableware due to the harmful effects they have on the environment.
Stronger than Plastic
Our bagasse containers for food are waterproof and greaseproof. They can handle food be it hot or cold. We use bamboo fibers to give our products extra strength as compared to their plastic counterparts.
Why Bagasse Containers?
Global research shows the flow of plastic into the ocean each year could triple by 2040* (Science)
More than 1.3 Billion tons of plastic will be dumped on land and in oceans by the year 2040 (Science).
Every year, 8M** metric tons of plastic end up in our oceans, equivalent to five grocery bags filled with plastic for every foot of coastline in the world (PlasticPollution.org)