Our clear cup insert lid accommodates a 60ml sauce container that sits securely within a clear compostable cup, allowing toppings and ingredients to be kept separate until ready to serve. Ideal for takeaway cabinet items like granola, yoghurt and chia puddings, this combination helps maintain freshness and texture for grab-and-go foodservice. Made from clear PLA (polylactic acid) plastic derived from renewable materials, these lids provide the clarity and performance associated with conventional plastic while supporting compostable end-of-life outcomes where facilities exist. Compatible with our 420ml to 700ml clear compostable cups and 60ml clear sauce containers. If you are catering an event or experience high volumes of cups disposed of at your place of business, please get in touch to discuss our closed-loop collection solutions. Specifications • Suitable for cold drinks. Heat sensitive: use below 48ºC• Do not microwave• Shelf life: Our bioplastic products have a 12-month shelf life from date of purchase. Store bioplastics out of direct sunlight and below 35ºC. Incorrect storage reduces product stability and shelf life. Certifications • Certified by the Australasian Bioplastics Association in accordance with AS 4736 (Australian Standard for Industrial Composting)• Certified by the Biodegradable Products Institute in accordance with ASTM D6400 (U.S. Standard for Industrial Composting)• Certified by DIN CERTCO (Germany) in accordance with EN 13432 (European Standard for Industrial Composting) End of Life Where appropriate composting infrastructure exists, certified compostable packaging can contribute to circular economy outcomes by supporting greater diversion of food waste from landfill, including food scraps attached to packaging. End-of-life outcomes depend on local infrastructure. We recommend confirming local acceptance before making compostability claims. *AS 4736, EN 13432 and ASTM D6400 include requirements that total fluorine content does not exceed 100 ppm, alongside declarations of no intentionally added PFAS, as referenced by the Australasian Bioplastics Association, DIN CERTCO and the Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI).
