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Vegware 185-Series Compostable PLA-Lined Paper Food Bowl Lid (300)

SKU: FS179

£90.33(£108.40 inc VAT)

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These lids are part of Vegware's Bon Appetit range — a mix-and-match system of paperboard food bowls and matching lids designed for operators who want a presentable, functional, and compostable service solution. Each lid is made from paperboard with a plant-based PLA lining and includes venting to manage steam during hot food service. They are sized to fit the corresponding Bon Appetit bowls in the 185 series range.

In practice, the PLA lining makes the lid leak-resistant and capable of handling food served up to 85°C, which covers most hot counter and takeaway applications — soups, stews, curries, and similar dishes. The vents prevent pressure build-up under the lid, which matters when hot food is covered for even a short period during service or transit. The same construction handles cold applications equally well, so they work across a mixed menu without needing separate lid stocks.

Key practical points for operators:

  • Compostable at commercial composting facilities along with food waste
  • PLA lining provides leak resistance for liquid-based hot dishes
  • Vented design manages steam from hot food without lifting or warping
  • Compatible with the Vegware 185-series Bon Appetit bowl range
  • Paperboard and PLA construction uses renewable plant-based materials

The main practical consideration is composting infrastructure. These lids are certified for commercial composting, not home composting or standard kerbside collection. If your local authority or waste contractor does not collect for commercial composting, the environmental benefit is reduced, though the materials remain plant-based rather than fossil-fuel derived. It is worth confirming your waste stream before switching fully to compostable packaging.

These lids are well suited to cafés, casual dining operations, food-to-go counters, staff restaurants, and event catering where a consistent, compostable packaging system is a priority. For very high-volume sites processing hundreds of covers per service, it is worth considering whether bulk pack sizes better suit your storage and workflow.

If you are building out a compostable packaging range or want to check compatibility with your current bowl stock, our team is happy to talk it through before you commit to a quantity.

Vegware 185-Series Compostable PLA-Lined Paper Food Bowl Lid (300)

£90.33(£108.40 inc VAT)

£90.33(£108.40 inc VAT)

These lids are part of Vegware's Bon Appetit range — a mix-and-match system of paperboard food bowls and matching lids designed for operators who want a presentable, functional, and compostable service solution. Each lid is made from paperboard with a plant-based PLA lining and includes venting to manage steam during hot food service. They are sized to fit the corresponding Bon Appetit bowls in the 185 series range.

In practice, the PLA lining makes the lid leak-resistant and capable of handling food served up to 85°C, which covers most hot counter and takeaway applications — soups, stews, curries, and similar dishes. The vents prevent pressure build-up under the lid, which matters when hot food is covered for even a short period during service or transit. The same construction handles cold applications equally well, so they work across a mixed menu without needing separate lid stocks.

Key practical points for operators:

  • Compostable at commercial composting facilities along with food waste
  • PLA lining provides leak resistance for liquid-based hot dishes
  • Vented design manages steam from hot food without lifting or warping
  • Compatible with the Vegware 185-series Bon Appetit bowl range
  • Paperboard and PLA construction uses renewable plant-based materials

The main practical consideration is composting infrastructure. These lids are certified for commercial composting, not home composting or standard kerbside collection. If your local authority or waste contractor does not collect for commercial composting, the environmental benefit is reduced, though the materials remain plant-based rather than fossil-fuel derived. It is worth confirming your waste stream before switching fully to compostable packaging.

These lids are well suited to cafés, casual dining operations, food-to-go counters, staff restaurants, and event catering where a consistent, compostable packaging system is a priority. For very high-volume sites processing hundreds of covers per service, it is worth considering whether bulk pack sizes better suit your storage and workflow.

If you are building out a compostable packaging range or want to check compatibility with your current bowl stock, our team is happy to talk it through before you commit to a quantity.