Niulife Coconut Bowl, Polished

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• Coconut Bowl

Biodegradable refers to the ability of materials to break down and return to nature. In order for products or packaging materials to qualify as biodegradable, they must completely break down and decompose into natural elements within a short time after disposal. Biodegradable plastics are made from all-natural plant materials. These can include corn, sugar cane, bamboo and other plant matter. Items simply listed as biodegradable cannot be placed in your home compost or green waste bin, nor should biodegradable bags be used to collect your organic waste for composting.  

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Fair trade is an arrangement designed to help producers in developing countries achieve sustainable and equitable trade relationships. This product is made by a company that is a member of a Fair Trade Association such as the Fair Trade Association of Australia and New Zealand.

Plastic isn't biodegradable or compostable, it doesn't rot, like paper or food, hanging around in the environment for hundreds of years. The most effective way to combat plastic pollution is to refuse it! Choose plastic free for a healthier planet.

Palm Oil is turned into 1000's of derivative ingredients, many names do not even contain the word palm! International bodies such as Orangutan Alliance provide certifications so you can be sure what you are buying is truly palm oil free. See individual product descriptions for more details.

These products do not contain any animal ingredients or by-products and are vegan friendly. They do not contain beeswax, animal fats or oils, colourants, thickeners or other ingredients derived from animals. The products may be Certified Vegan by various regulatory bodies depending on the country of origin, or they may be known to be vegan as ascribed by the manufacturer without official certification.

This product claims to be a zero waste product, or be packaged in zero waste packaging. Often manufacturers will use this claim when they package their products in recyclable materials such as glass, metal tins, or cardboard.