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Designed for home gardeners, allotment holders, and market sellers, the Nutley's Biodegradable Pulp Fibre Fruit Punnet provides a sustainable, plastic-free solution for transporting and presenting delicate produce like berries and cherry tomatoes. These sturdy, moulded plant fibre containers offer a professional aesthetic and breathability that preserves fruit freshness, though they are intended for single-use purposes and are not as moisture-resistant as traditional plastic containers.
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No, these are made from moulded pulp fibre and will disintegrate if exposed to water or high heat in a dishwasher.
These are designed for fresh produce. Freezing may cause the material to weaken when it thaws due to moisture absorption.
Each punnet is designed to hold approximately 250g of fruit.
Yes, they are made from natural plant fibres and are fully biodegradable and compostable.
While they can technically be recycled as paper waste, they are best suited for composting to add nutrients back into the soil.
The punnets do not include lids, but the rim is designed to be compatible with standard produce sealing films.
Ensure they are stored in a dry, ventilated area. Avoid placing them on wet surfaces before filling.
Ensure the punnet is not overfilled above the rim level, and avoid stacking heavy items directly on top of the punnets.
These punnets arrive flat-packed or nested and require no assembly. Simply place them on a clean, dry surface before filling them with your produce. If you are using these for retail, the rim is compatible with most standard heat-seal films or clear plastic wraps. For long-term storage, keep the punnets in a cool, dry area to prevent the fibre from softening due to ambient humidity. Once the punnets have served their purpose, they can be broken down and placed directly into your home compost bin or used as a base for worm farms.
