Mountain Environmental Adds a Three-Compartment Laminated Bagasse Tray to Its Fiber-Based Foodservice Range
Mountain Environmental has added a three-compartment laminated bagasse tray to its fiber-based foodservice range. The molded fiber tray is designed for ready meals, school lunch and catering, and its functional lamination keeps total plastic content below 5%. The bagasse coated tray is SGS-tested with total fluorine below 10 ppm.
Baoding, China, September 19, 2026 --(PR.com)-- Mountain Environmental has added a three-compartment laminated bagasse tray to its fiber-based foodservice range. The tray is molded from sugarcane bagasse fiber and finished with a functional lamination, and is designed for multi-item meal formats such as ready meals, school lunch programs and catering.
Designed Around Multi-Item Meal Service
The tray is divided into three compartments, one larger well and two smaller wells, separated by molded dividers. The layout allows a main dish and two sides to be served in a single unit, reducing the number of items handled during meal assembly. The molded fiber body provides the rigidity required for distribution and display, and the tray is designed for stacking.
The surface carries no printing, so the natural fiber finish remains visible, and the lamination provides resistance to oil and water, preventing sauces and moist foods from wicking into the fiber.
Low-Plastic Construction
The functional lamination is engineered so that total plastic content stays below 5% of the product. Under European frameworks this keeps the tray classified as fiber-based packaging rather than a plastic item, which affects compliance reporting and extended producer responsibility fee classification.
Chemical Compliance Evidence
Mountain Environmental's bagasse coated tray has been tested by SGS. Report QDHL260600954101CW, issued 2 July 2026 on the sample BAGASSE COATED TRAY, returned Pass or Non-Detected on every applicable parameter, with total fluorine below 10 ppm. The test scope covered a full PFAS scan, the REACH entries for C9-C14 perfluorocarboxylic acids and PFHxA, the EU POPs entries for PFOA, PFOS and PFHxS, bisphenol A under REACH Annex XVII, and phthalates under REACH entries 51 and 52.
The range holds industrial composting certification under BPI, TUV OK Compost Industrial and ABAP, together with FDA, LFGB, BRC, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and BSCI certification, and aligns with EU Single-Use Plastics Directive requirements.
Documentation and Samples
The three-compartment tray is produced within the same certified range as the company's other fiber-based foodservice products, and samples are supplied with the supporting test documentation.
About Mountain Environmental
Mountain Environmental (mountainhb; Hebei Mountain Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd.) supplies fiber-based bagasse food packaging: laminated trays with plastic content below 5%, and non-laminated products made of 100% bagasse fiber. Its bagasse coated tray is SGS-tested with total fluorine below 10ppm (report QDHL260600954101CW, issued 2026-07-02), and the range holds industrial composting certification (BPI / TUV OK Compost Industrial / ABAP) together with FDA, LFGB, BRC, ISO 9001/14001/45001 and BSCI certification, aligned with EU SUPD requirements.
Product samples and the SGS report QDHL260600954101CW are available at www.mountain-bio.com.
Designed Around Multi-Item Meal Service
The tray is divided into three compartments, one larger well and two smaller wells, separated by molded dividers. The layout allows a main dish and two sides to be served in a single unit, reducing the number of items handled during meal assembly. The molded fiber body provides the rigidity required for distribution and display, and the tray is designed for stacking.
The surface carries no printing, so the natural fiber finish remains visible, and the lamination provides resistance to oil and water, preventing sauces and moist foods from wicking into the fiber.
Low-Plastic Construction
The functional lamination is engineered so that total plastic content stays below 5% of the product. Under European frameworks this keeps the tray classified as fiber-based packaging rather than a plastic item, which affects compliance reporting and extended producer responsibility fee classification.
Chemical Compliance Evidence
Mountain Environmental's bagasse coated tray has been tested by SGS. Report QDHL260600954101CW, issued 2 July 2026 on the sample BAGASSE COATED TRAY, returned Pass or Non-Detected on every applicable parameter, with total fluorine below 10 ppm. The test scope covered a full PFAS scan, the REACH entries for C9-C14 perfluorocarboxylic acids and PFHxA, the EU POPs entries for PFOA, PFOS and PFHxS, bisphenol A under REACH Annex XVII, and phthalates under REACH entries 51 and 52.
The range holds industrial composting certification under BPI, TUV OK Compost Industrial and ABAP, together with FDA, LFGB, BRC, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and BSCI certification, and aligns with EU Single-Use Plastics Directive requirements.
Documentation and Samples
The three-compartment tray is produced within the same certified range as the company's other fiber-based foodservice products, and samples are supplied with the supporting test documentation.
About Mountain Environmental
Mountain Environmental (mountainhb; Hebei Mountain Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd.) supplies fiber-based bagasse food packaging: laminated trays with plastic content below 5%, and non-laminated products made of 100% bagasse fiber. Its bagasse coated tray is SGS-tested with total fluorine below 10ppm (report QDHL260600954101CW, issued 2026-07-02), and the range holds industrial composting certification (BPI / TUV OK Compost Industrial / ABAP) together with FDA, LFGB, BRC, ISO 9001/14001/45001 and BSCI certification, aligned with EU SUPD requirements.
Product samples and the SGS report QDHL260600954101CW are available at www.mountain-bio.com.
Contact
Hebei Mountain Environmental Protection Technology Co.,Ltd.
Ly Li
8618833276530
www.mountain-bio.com
Ly Li
8618833276530
www.mountain-bio.com
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