16oz Bagasse Round Bowls – Compostable Soup Bowls with Custom Logo Wholesale

Our Advantages

• Direct manufacturer – We press 16oz bagasse bowls in our own facility. No middleman markup.

• In-house printing – Custom compostable bowls printed on-site with food-grade ink. Artwork proof before production.

• Consistent density – Every batch of disposable soup bowls meets the same thickness and stiffness standard.

• FDA and BPI certified – Food contact safe and compostability verified.

• ISO 9001 quality system – Documented process control from fiber prep to packing.

• Low MOQ for trials – Sample orders of 16oz bagasse bowls available before bulk commitment.

• Fast lead time – 15 to 25 days after sample approval.

• Export experience – We ship custom compostable bowls to North America, Europe, and the Middle East.

The bagasse fiber comes from sugar mills as a byproduct of juice extraction. It is cleaned, dried, and pressed into bowls under heat and pressure. No bleaching agents are used, which is why the color is cream rather than white. The rolled rim at 5 mm gives a smooth edge that doesn't cut into your hand. The base is pressed denser than the side walls (1.3 mm vs 0.9 mm) so the bowl sits stable on a tray and resists bulging when filled. The side wall tapers from 130 mm at the top to 95 mm at the base, which allows tight nesting for storage. When you run a finger inside the bowl, you feel a continuous surface with no ridges or thin spots.

Application Scenarios

Soup restaurants and delis – Hot broth, chowder, and chili served in 16oz bagasse bowls without leaking through the base.

Noodle shops – Ramen, pho, and stir-fried noodles portioned into disposable soup bowls that hold their shape.

Catering companies – Soup courses and grain bowls served in 16oz bagasse bowls that look clean on a buffet table.

Meal prep brands – Portion-controlled soups and stews packed in custom compostable bowls with brand logos.

Food trucks – Chili, mac and cheese, and hot sides served in disposable soup bowls that stack tight in the truck.

Corporate cafeterias – Daily soup service using 16oz bagasse bowls that break down in compost after lunch.

Airline and rail catering – Compact 16oz bagasse bowls that fit standard meal cart dimensions.