At one point in history, disposable plates were commonly used. The wood is readily available and does not contaminate the welcome.

It was in the eighteenth century that European pottery took a leap, and artisans began to learn how to make porcelain from Chinese artisans.

Unlike some old pottery used for cooking and making kettles, porcelain is perfect for making dishes. It can be produced cheaply, and while they are easily broken, they can also be produced on a large scale. This made it the most logical choice of dishes at the time.

Plastic has been used to make tableware for children and the whole family since the 1940s. During this period, metal was preserved for warfare, and wood was expensive, porous, and considered less hygienic. Porcelain can break easily, so plastic is the perfect substitute. Few people have considered whether the chemicals in plastics are safe.

Plastic cutlery is also handy. In the 1960s, GE sold baby dishes that were heated and served.

Plastics are now used in various types of tableware as well as food storage containers. However, now we are starting to learn more about the potential dangers of BPA (bisphenol A).

There are many reports on how these plastic dishes affect our health.

Consumer demand grew strong enough that U.S. manufacturers responded and eliminated many BPA plastics from their product lines.

Many families are starting to buy more wooden toys, but most parents are switching to plates and other serving utensils made from BPA-free plastic, rather than wood or other sustainable products.

According to some media reports, using BPA-free plastic is also not very safe. A study conducted by the University of Calgary found that bisphenol-S, the plastic now mostly used to replace BPA, can be as dangerous as the plastics used before, if not more dangerous.

Even with all the evidence about harmful chemicals found in plastics, Americans still don't accept the use of wooden boards. However, plates offer a great option that should be something everyone considers using at home.

One of the best ways to reduce our ecological footprint is to reduce our use of plastic. Using eco-friendly natural products is the best place to start.

Wooden toys have been loved by consumers for many years. Wooden toys last longer and have less of an impact on the environment.

Many parents don't realize that buying plastic toys for their children can affect the environment. Plastic toys are often thrown away after use and end up in landfills across the country. Choose toys made from more sustainable products.

Plastic cutlery is also a big problem. Almost every home in America has some kind of plastic plate. From cutlery to cutlery to storage containers and children's cutlery, plastic is everywhere.

Fortunately, there is a solution to this problem. There are now many eco-friendly disposable plates to choose from.

These single-use wooden plates are fully biodegradable, which means you can safely discard them as they will degrade within 6 months and they will disappear.

From casual parties to weddings to outdoor dining events, disposable wooden plates are ideal. These disposable wooden plates are fully durable, will be used continuously used throughout the event, and can be discarded with minimal environmental impact.

If you're hosting a wedding or other type of large event and want to use disposable plates, consider using wooden plates instead of plastic or paper plates.

Paper trays are often not sturdy enough to find the right one for your event decor. Plastic sheets are bad for the environment because they end up in landfills for hundreds of years.

Wooden plates are perfect as they add a unique decorative element to your event. Wooden plates are also compostable and biodegradable. This means you can throw them away without worrying about their impact on the environment.

Disposable wooden plates are gluten-free, organic, compostable, and biodegradable. They are guaranteed to come from sustainable and fast-growing planted wood. No mold or bacterial growth issues.

These dishes are easy to clean and you can just throw them away. There's no wax or plastic coating on the plates, and they're free of pesticides, bleach, chlorine, and dyes, so you can get rid of them guilt-free. You can throw them in the trash or compost pile and feel good about doing your part for the environment.

Perhaps the best thing about these plates is that they are made from natural materials, so each one is unique. The plates offer a natural wood grain with little variation in color, texture, and shape. If you want to customize disposable wooden boards, welcome to contact us.

Greenwood is a professional custom disposable tableware manufacturer with 20 years of experience. We have 5 production plants in China, which can complete the whole chain production of products, with an annual production capacity of 6 billion pieces. The products cover 116 styles of bamboo and wood disposable tableware in 10 categories. At the same time, Greenwood's R&D center is also constantly researching market demand and developing more wooden disposable tableware styles that are close to market demand.