Import Biodegradable Disposable Packing Items — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Right Turn Overseas offers biodegradable disposable packing items made from renewable resources such as sugarcane bagasse, cornstarch and palm leaf. These products are designed as sustainable alternatives to plastic packaging, suitable for food service, retail and institutional use. The range includes containers, trays, cutlery and other single-use items, all of which are compostable under industrial conditions.

The materials used are typically unbleached and free from chlorine, dyes and synthetic coatings. Standard industry specifications for such products include a biodegradation rate of at least 90% within six months in a composting environment, conforming to ISO 14855 or ASTM D5338. The items are sturdy, with typical load-bearing capacities of 1.5 to 3 kg for containers, and are resistant to moisture and grease. The products are also free from PFAS and other harmful chemicals, aligning with global food safety regulations.

The primary market for these items includes eco-conscious restaurants, caterers, hotels and event organisers in India and abroad. The packaging is supplied in bulk, with typical export packaging of 500 to 1000 units per carton, depending on the item type. Trade terms such as FOB or CIF are available from Indian ports like Nhava Sheva or Mundra. Buyers are encouraged to confirm exact specifications, certifications and logistics directly with Right Turn Overseas.

Right Turn Overseas is located in Ajmer, Rajasthan, India, with its registered office at 28, Revenue Colony, Kayar Road. The company is classified as a harbor-tier supplier, indicating it meets basic export verification criteria. Its product line focuses on biodegradable and compostable packaging solutions for the food service and retail industries.

The supplier’s profile does not provide details on response rates, production capacity or workforce size. Buyers should request updated contact information and confirm the supplier’s ability to meet order volumes and timelines. No certifications or trade references are listed in the available data.