Side view line drawing of a 500ml BioBowl, showing a round container with a top diameter of 148mm, bottom diameter of 131mm, and height of 48mm, all dimensions labeled.

A person picks up a 500ml Kraft BioBowl filled with rice, vegetables, and garnish from a food truck counter; other food items are visible nearby.

500ml Small Kraft BioBowl

Name: 500ml Small Kraft BioBowl
SKU: BB-BL-SMALL
Price: 107.10 AUD
Availability: InStock

$107.10

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400 items per carton · $0.268 per unit ex GST

Paper BioBowls are made from premium paperboard with a water-based lining. This small paper bowl is printed kraft-look. It is designed wider to better display your poke bowls, salad bowls and other takeaways. This eco-friendly bowl seals tight for deliveries.

SKU: BB-BL-SMALL Categories: BioBoard, Bowls, Containers, FSC™ Paper and Birchwood, Other FSC Paper & Birchwood Products

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Carton quantity	400
Sleeves per carton	8
Units per sleeve	50
Carton Size LxWxH (cm)	60x30.5x49
Carton gross weight (kg)	6.600000

Dimensions top LxW (mm)	150x150
Dimensions base LxW (mm)	131x131
Product Depth	48
Product weight (g)	14
Thickness	300g Paper+10g AQ
Use	Hot, Cold, Wet & Dry Products

Raw Material	Paper - FSC™ Mix certified paper
Lining/coating	Bioplastic - PLA
Inks	Food Contact Safe Inks

Environmental production certified	ISO 14001
Facility Quality Systems	ISO 9001
Factory food safety certified	BRC, ISO 22000

Home compostable	Certified to AS5810 Australian standards
Industrially compostable	Certified to AS4736 Australian Standards
Recyclable	Not Recyclable

BioPak material	FSC™ Paper and Birchwood
Material breakdown	Paper - FSC™ Mix certified paper — Bioplastic - PLA lining/coating
End of life	Home composting (AS 5810)
Infrastructure note	PLA items require industrial composting (AS 4736) or general waste where no facility exists.
Certifications	Home compostable: Certified to AS5810 Australian standards · Industrially compostable: Certified to AS4736 Australian Standards · Environmental production certified: ISO 14001 · Factory food safety certified: BRC, ISO 22000 · FSC (material)
Carbon data	Product weight 14g per unit (BioPak specification). Manufactured under ISO 14001
Product weight	14 g per unit

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500ml Small Kraft BioBowl

Material: Paper - FSC™ Mix certified paper — Bioplastic - PLA lining/coating
PFAS: Not applicable
PFAS is not relevant to this packaging material.
Home compostable: Certified to AS5810 Australian standards
Industrial compostable: Certified to AS4736 Australian Standards
Recyclable: Not Recyclable
Recommended disposal: Home composting (AS 5810)
How to dispose: PLA items require industrial composting (AS 4736) or general waste where no facility exists.

General FSC™ Paper and Birchwood pathways from BioPak are shown below for reference.

Council guidance (example postcode)

Perth metro.

Banned items include plastic straws, cutlery, plates, polystyrene food containers and thick plastic bags. Phase 2 expansion underway.

Containers & bowls: Fibre bowls, clamshells and meal boxes: commercial composting if AS 4736 certified, otherwise landfill when food-soiled.

Material	Bin / stream	Note
Paper & cardboard	Recycling bin	Clean paper and cardboard only.
Rigid plastic	Recycling bin	Rigid containers if accepted by your council.
Soft plastic	Store drop-off or landfill	Soft plastics generally not kerbside recyclable.
Certified compostable (AS 4736)	Commercial composting	Perth councils differ on FOGO and compostable packaging.
Home compostable (AS 5810)	Home compost or landfill	Home compost if AS 5810 certified.
Soiled or mixed materials	Landfill	Banned single-use plastics and soiled packaging.

Disposal guidance is general information only. Always check your local council rules.

BioPak material pathways

Plant Fibre

Industrial Composting

Some councils offer residential Food Organics and Green Organics (FOGO) collections that accept compostable packaging.

Please check with your council or visit Compost Connect to find a business near you that uses a compost service.

Our BioCane plant fibre packaging with no added PFAS can be composted in industrial facilities.

Compost Certifications

Products like our Plant Fibre BioCup Lid and Plant Fibre Cutlery with no added PFAS are industrially compostable to Australian AS4736 and European EN13432 standards. Check each individual product for specific details.

AS4736 certified ABAP 10063
EN13432 certified 7P0660

PLA-Lined Paper

Industrial Composting

Some councils offer residential Food Organics and Green Organics (FOGO) collections that accept compostable packaging.

Please check with your council or visit Compost Connect to find a business near you that uses a compost service.

If you're a business, you can join Compost Connect, a not-for-profit composting initiative connecting foodservice businesses to commercial organic waste pick-up services.

PLA lined paper cups and boxes can be composted in industrial facilities.

Compost Certifications

Our Paper BioCups and BioBoard range are certified industrially compostable to Australian AS4736 and European EN13432 standards.

AS4736 certified ABAP 10256
EN13432 certified 7P0776

FSC™ Paper and Birchwood

Industrial Composting

Some councils offer residential Food Organics and Green Organics (FOGO) collections that accept compostable packaging.

Please check with your council or visit Compost Connect to find a business near you that uses a compost service.

If you're a business, you can join Compost Connect, a not-for-profit composting initiative connecting foodservice businesses to commercial organic waste pick-up services.

Paper and cardboard are considered processed fibrous organics and fit within the EPA's organics category 1 which is suitable for compost feedstock. The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) is the primary environmental regulator in Australia and protects the community and our environment.

Our 100% paper products can be composted in industrial facilities.