Norwich, say hello to truly sustainable

Cutlery made of Solinatra has arrived at Norwich market. It’s 100% natural, plant based and contains zero plastic. It’s compostable and biodegradable, and will degrade with no contaminants left behind.

Wooden cutlery is unpleasant to use. Plastic is environmentally damaging. Solinatra is the truly sustainable solution, a material made with zero compromise.

Available now at your favourite Norwich market stalls. Have you tried it? Tell us what you think! Do you want to stock the innovative cutlery at your eatery? Get in touch !

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Designed For All Dishes

Unlike wooden cutlery, the smooth texture of Solinatra cutlery ensures a pleasant mouth feel that doesn’t distract from enjoying your favourite dishes.

Functional and Durable

Slice, spear and scoop with ease. Strong enough for foods at every occasion, for on the go, takeaways, festivals and events - and even the family BBQ!

From field to fork, to field

Made from UK crops and plant waste, and degrades naturally to produce good quality fertiliser. Solinatra cutlery is suitable for food waste collections, home and industrial composting. And if it does go to landfill, it will still degrade and doesn’t produce plastic waste.

FAQs

The cutlery is made of Solinatra®, a material that is 100% natural and plant based. Patented processes have been developed to create a material from plants such as wheat and oats, to create a material that has the good characteristics of plastic without any of the negatives.
The cutlery contains zero plastic or fossil fuel derived ingredients, and leaves behind zero microplastics when it degrades. 100% natural, zero plastic!
The cutlery is fully biodegradable and compostable. If you have access to food waste bins or compost bins, dispose of the cutlery there. If not, dispose of it with general waste where it will degrade (it will just take a while longer than in a compost bin!)
No – the cutlery is not plastic and won’t be recycled. Dispose of it in food waste or general waste bins where it will fully degrade.
Yes! The cutlery is designed to be able to eat hot and cold food just as you would with any other disposable cutlery. It may go soft or slightly bendy if you leave it in boiling or very hot water/liquids, but it will firm up again as it cools.
The cutlery is designed to be single use, however you can wash it up with warm water and washing up liquid to reuse it. The surface of the cutlery may not feel so smooth after washing it up as the surface of the material has been disrupted. It is not designed to be washed in a dishwasher.
If exposed to very hot water or liquids, the cutlery may go slightly white in colour. This is completely normal and not at all harmful, it is an effect of the water on the material.