Increase your appeal at festivals and other eco-conscious events with this pack of 50 x Vegware compostable CPLA forks.

What Makes These Forks Environmentally Friendly?

The renewable, plant-based CPLA material! This material means the forks can be commercially composted with 12 weeks after use. This will help you to divert waste away from landfill and instead turn the forks into nutrient-rich compost that's used to grow plants.

This renewable material means the forks are also far kinder to Earth's natural resources than those made from traditional oil-based plastics. So even if you can't send them to commercial composting facilities, switching to the forks will still help to reduce your impact on the planet.

What Else Is Great About CPLA?

As CPLA has been crystallised for extra strength, these forks are sturdy enough to be used with crunchy foods without breaking or snapping. The CPLA material means the forks are also suitable for use at temperatures up to 85°C, making them the perfect addition to hot and cold food-to-go.

Can I Recycle These Forks?

While CPLA can technically be recycled, many facilities won't accept these forks as the material can be difficult to process. As such, it's better that you try to send these forks to commercial composting centres where possible.

Product features

• Dimensions 165(L)mm | 6½(L)"
• Material CPLA
• Weight 4g
• Colour White
• CPLA is a stronger and more heat resistant form of PLA (plant-based alternative to traditional plastic)
• Emits less carbon during production than standard plastic alternatives
• The white colourway and matte finish gives the forks a sleek look
• Suitable for temperatures up to 85°C
• These forks are not widely accepted for recycling
• The forks are strong enough to be used with crunchy foods
• Match with Vegware's compostable knives (HC606) and spoons (HC607)
• Will fully compost in under 12 weeks in industrial composting facilities
• Eco-friendly alternatives to oil-based plastic cutlery
• Made from sustainable and eco-friendly plant-based materials