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Friday, September 28, 2007

EPS Excellent Packaging and Supply






We are a wholesale distribution company providing nature based packaging for
foodservice and other applications.



We specialize in environmentally sustainable packaging, offering compostable,
biodegradable and recyclable product lines as well as traditional packaging.



Our exclusive BioMass™ Foodservice Packaging Program is the most comprehensive
sustainable packaging program available in North America.

A LIST
OF SOME OF THEIR PRODUCTS




SpudWare™


Biodegradable Cutlery made from 80% starch
(potato or corn) and 20% soy or other vegetable oil. Able to
withstand High-Heat!




BagasseWare™


Paper plates, cups, trays, bowls, and boxes
made from plant fibers, either grown or recovered as crop residue.
May be sugar cane, wheat bamboo or rice based pulps. Microwavable,
ovenable and freezable, biodegradable, compostable and sustainable.




EATware™


Made from bamboo, rice, or sugar cane and corn starches. Sturdy
disposable food containers are microwave, oven and steamer safe.
100% biodegradable All natural, no bleach, chemicals or lamination.
Oil and hot water resistant.




NatureWorks™ PLA


Made from corn grown in the USA, PLA is used to
make clear plastic cups, bowls, boxes, straws and can liners.
Biodegradable, compostable and sustainable




BioBag™


Bags and can liners made from Mater-Bi, derived from cornstarch.
Used for T-shirts bags and can liners. Biodegradable, compostable,
recyclable and burnable.




Natureflex™


Food films made from renewable wood-pulp. Suitable for wrapping and
bagging food. Ovenable, heat sealable, biodegradable, compostable
and sustainable.




ecotainer™


Paper hot cups and soup containers made with a PLA lining, making
them fully compostable, biodegradable and sustainable.




Unbleached Paper products




Other


NEWS ARTICLES ABOUT THE
PRODUCTS




Californians Against Waste


Recycling News

cawrecycles.org - Friday, September 21, 2007




So Sweet You Can Eat The Plate


By Susan Buchanan

online.barrons.com - Monday, September 17, 2007




New Generation of Plastic Products

ABC 7 News

KGO-TV - Tuesday, March 27, 2007




SpudWare a Hot Potato

Changing food-service industry, one spoon at a time

Packaging Digest - Tuesday, March 6, 2007




Petroleum-Free Compostable Packaging

EPS Announces Appointment of Local Distributors for
BioMass Sustainable Food Packaging

Co-op America - Monday, February 26, 2007




You can make a difference: Composting

By Patricia Goodin, News Editor

Novato Advance - Wednesday, February 14, 2007




5 Spuds Steal the Plastics Market

Business 2.0 Magazine

CNNMoney.com - Wednesday, February 14, 2007




Ridding World of Plastic Forks


Richmond company uses lates technology to produce biodegradable and
compostable containers and utensils whose acceptance is growing

San Francisco Chronicle -Sunday, January 7,
2007




Forks and spoons made out of potatoes. Cups made of Corn.


The Green 50, The Recyclers

Inc. - November 2006




Starch Utensils at ESPN X Games


Excellent Packaging & Supply introduces Spudware

Food & Beverage News - Sunday, July 31, 2005




This is all non-plastic. It's made from corn, potatoes, and sugar cane among
other things. The disposable silverwware is edible. It totally biodegrades in 90
to 180 days and is compostable.



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