Table Kind Paper Cutlery - 120 Pack
About Table Kind Paper Cutlery – 120 Pack: An eco-conscious alternative to single-use plastic, this 120-piece set of paper cutlery includes spoons, forks and knives crafted from FSC®-certified paper sourced from sustainable forests. Designed to be sturdy for both hot and cold foods, they offer comfort in the hand with a smooth finish. Once used, they can be home composted or recycled, making them ideal for parties, picnics, and everyday dining. Material: FSC®-certified paper Why your customers will love this? Sturdy design suitable for hot or cold foods Comfortable to hold with a smooth finish Made from paper sourced from sustainable forests Home compostable and recyclable for easy disposal Product: Home Compostable Packaging: Home Recyclable How to merchandise Table Kind Paper Cutlery – 120 Pack: Display alongside other eco-friendly party tableware such as compostable plates, cups, and paper napkins for a complete sustainable dining solution. Position in picnic and BBQ seasonal displays to encourage customers to plan eco-conscious gatherings. Recommended Occasions: Spring Summer Picnic BBQs Everyday Recommended Retailers: Gift Shops Garden Centres Home & Interior Stores Party Shops Convenience Stores About Talking Tables Talking Tables is a family-run, values-driven brand founded over 25 years ago by Clare Harris, with a passion for bringing people together. Our in-house team designs fun, colourful and thoughtfully crafted products across homeware, birthday, games and seasonal décor, bringing joy to every gathering and helping customers create meaningful moments with ease. Now stocked in over 3,500 independent stores alongside leading global retailers, we combine creative design with trusted production across 10 countries. We are a certified B Corp, committed to doing business responsibly, with plastic-free products, sustainably sourced materials and over 65,000 trees planted.
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