Disposable Cutlery & Paper Straws for Your Takeaway Food
BioPak takeaway utensils are a practical and hygienic solution for when reusable cutlery and straws are not an option. Our disposable utensils and paper straws are a sustainable alternative to single-use plastic cutlery and plastic straws. They are made from plant-based bioplastic or FSC™ certified birchwood and/or paper and are certified industrially compostable. Rather than contribute to the planet’s plastic pollution problem, our compostable utensils are intended to be composted as part of the circular economy. Consult your local waste provider for disposal options, or visit Compost Connect. Note: only aqueous cups are suitable for home composting. Check with your local council.
BioCutlery
Our BioCutlery range includes 100% bioplastic cutlery made from plants and 100% FSC™ certified birchwood. Our cutlery range includes disposable cutlery sets, disposable knives, disposable forks, disposable sporks, disposable spoons, disposable soup spoons, disposable dessert spoons, chopsticks, and stirrers made from different types of sustainable materials.
Our 100% bioplastic and FSC™ certified wood cutlery is industrially compostable (AS4736). When compostable utensils are responsibly disposed of in a commercial composting facility, greenhouse gas emissions are reduced, and nutrients are returned to the earth, which can improve soil quality. In some cases, composting can cost less than sending your organic waste to a landfill. All BioPak single-use, disposable eating utensils have a smaller carbon footprint than conventional plastic cutlery.
Wooden Cutlery
Made from beautifully crafted birchwood, our wooden cutlery is a stylish, affordable, and sustainable option that biodegrades and will not pollute or damage the environment. Choose from branded or unbranded wooden cutlery to boost your sustainability credentials! We offer our unbranded and uncoated cutlery in bulk, making them a cost-effective solution to minimise plastic waste.
BioPlastic Cutlery
Our 100% bioplastic BioCutlery is made from plant-based bioplastic and produced from a rapidly renewable starch made from corn and cassava. These takeaway utensils are super sturdy and suitable for hot and cold food. They are certified industrially compostable to Australian AS4736 standards. Need help with composting your BioCutlery? Read more about our composting initiative, Compost Connect and how you can start composting our packaging and food scraps today!
BioCane Cutlery
Our new and revolutionary plant fibre and sugarcane cutlery is crafted from renewable sugarcane pulp mixed with other plant fibres. This innovative collection includes a Chinese soup spoon, fork, knife, spoon, and teaspoon. Notably, these utensils are free from added PFAS, making them a groundbreaking and sustainable choice for conscientious consumers. Say goodbye to plastic and embrace the future of sustainable dining with BioPak's cutting-edge plant fibre cutlery.
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Australian Plastic Ban Compliance
All BioPak products meet single-use plastic ban regulations across Australia and New Zealand. Our certified compostable alternatives keep you compliant while supporting sustainability.
Certified Compliant
All products meet Australian standards and state-specific plastic ban requirements
Australia-Wide Coverage
Compliant across all states and territories with plastic regulations
Future-Proof Solutions
Stay ahead of evolving regulations with our sustainable alternatives
State-by-State Compliance Overview
4 states & territories
Queensland
Since Sept 2021All BioPak products are compliant alternatives
Banned Items:
- ✕Single-use plastic straws
- ✕Plastic stirrers
- ✕Single-use plastic plates
- ✕Single-use plastic bowls
- +2 more items
South Australia
Since March 2021BioPak offers certified compostable alternatives
Banned Items:
- ✕Single-use plastic straws
- ✕Plastic stirrers
- ✕Single-use plastic plates
- ✕Single-use plastic bowls
- +3 more items
⚠ PLA products are non-compliant as compostable in SA
New South Wales
Since Nov 2022All BioPak products are compliant alternatives
Banned Items:
- ✕Single-use plastic straws
- ✕Plastic stirrers
- ✕Single-use plastic cutlery
- ✕Polystyrene containers
- +2 more items
Victoria
Since Feb 2023All BioPak products are compliant alternatives
Banned Items:
- ✕Single-use plastic straws
- ✕Plastic stirrers
- ✕Single-use plastic cutlery
- ✕Polystyrene cups
- +2 more items