350ml / 12oz (80mm) Kraft Green Stripe Single Wall BioCup
$136.40
The 12oz (80mm) Kraft Green Line BioCup is made from premium paperboard with a plant-based lining. It features a kraft-look print and pairs with our small lids for a secure takeaway fit.
Description
Product specifications
| BioPak material | Aqueous |
|---|---|
| Material breakdown | FSC™ Paper and Birchwood — Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified wood and paper are sourced from responsibly managed forests — accounting for water use, energy, community support and biodiversity. |
| End of life | Kerbside recycling if clean and accepted locally |
| Infrastructure note | Clean, dry paper and wood can be kerbside recyclable where accepted. Food-soiled items are general waste. |
| Certifications | FSC (where applicable) |
| Carbon data | Renewable fibre from responsibly managed forests |
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Plastic ban status for 350ml / 12oz (80mm) Kraft Green Stripe Single Wall BioCup
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Assessment uses BioPak material: Aqueous
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ACT Australian Capital Territory Compliant
Aqueous-coated paperboard is not listed in ACT single-use plastic bans for food service ware.
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NSW New South Wales Compliant
Paperboard with aqueous coating is generally outside NSW lightweight plastic bans when no conventional plastic lining is used.
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NT Northern Territory Check locally
NT rules evolve — verify current exemptions for aqueous-coated board.
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QLD Queensland Compliant
Queensland bans target specific plastic items; aqueous-coated fibre board is typically permitted.
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SA South Australia Compliant
South Australia restrictions focus on conventional plastics and specific banned items, not aqueous-coated paper.
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TAS Tasmania Check locally
Tasmania is phasing in bans — confirm aqueous-coated board status for your SKU.
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VIC Victoria Compliant
Victorian bans target specific single-use plastics; aqueous-coated paperboard is generally permitted.
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WA Western Australia Compliant
Western Australia bans specific plastic items; aqueous-coated fibre products are typically allowed.
Guidance only. Rules change — confirm with your state environment agency before relying on this for compliance decisions.
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