Plastic-Free Disposable Plates Made From Plant Fibre
BioPak disposable plates are a natural choice when serving food to consumers on the go or hosting an event with minimal clean-up. Our disposable takeaway plates are completely plastic-free and offer a convenient way to serve your delicious food beautifully and hygienically.
Takeaway convenience usually comes at a cost to the earth, with conventional single-use service ware like paper plates often being made from old-growth forests and plastic plates being made from fossil fuels. BioPak’s disposable plates are made from reclaimed and rapidly renewable sugarcane pulp – a waste by-product of the sugar-refining industry. They are plastic-free and made with no added PFAS, these containers are undergoing stringent testing to cerfity they will break down in a home composting enviornment. The certification is expected in September 2024. Choose better packaging for the planet today!
Our sustainable disposable plates are a fantastic option for events, food trucks and more. In addition to being made with better materials for the planet, 5% of profits from each sale is donated towards positive change.


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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


