Durable yet lightweight birchwood cutlery in kraft paper pouch. Hygienically sealed for safety. 100% certified, eco-friendly, and splinter-free.

Certified compostable wooden plates in round, square, and rectangular shapes. Lightweight yet durable, ideal for eco-conscious dining experiences.

Durable, certified compostable bamboo fiber cutlery, straws, containers, and lids. Fully degrades in 250 days. Sustainable and home-compostable innovation.

Certified compostable paper cups, bowls, and lids with water-based coating. Single or double-wall designs for sustainable hot or cold drinks.

Corn husk and cellulose fiber containers, plates, and bowls. Compostable, water and oil resistant. Made in Brazil.

100% compostable products from China. Same convenience as plastic, but decompose in just 180 days. Internationally certified sustainable alternative.

The single-use plastics law is a set of regulations that different countries are implementing to reduce or ban plastic products designed to be used once and then discarded, such as bags, straws, cutlery, food containers, and small bottles, due to their high environmental impact.

Currently, the global trend includes:

• Total or partial bans on specific products (e.g., the EU has banned plastic cutlery, plates, and straws since 2021).
• Extended producer responsibility systems, where companies must take charge of collecting and recycling what they place on the market.
• Promotion of compostable, reusable, or recyclable alternatives to replace conventional plastics.
• International goals, such as the global treaty against plastic pollution that the UN expects to approve in 2025.

In summary, it is a legal shift aimed at reducing plastic pollution and promoting the circular economy, responding to environmental urgency and public pressure.

Biodegradable? Sure, plastic is technically biodegradable… but only if you’re willing to wait 500 years for it to disappear!. Let’s stop the greenwashing and demand solutions that biodegrade in our lifetime—not our great-great-grandchildren’s!”

Recyclable? Let’s call it what it really is: plastic. And here’s the shocking truth, only 9% of the mountains of plastic produced every single year actually gets recycled. The rest? It clogs up landfills.

Industrial compostable? Sounds great, until you learn the catch. It requires specialized industrial facilities to break down, yet only 1% of what’s produced every year actually makes it there. The rest? Straight to the landfill, where it sits just like plastic, defeating the whole purpose.

All ClickEat products fall within this category and are certified home and garden compostable. This allows our products to breakdown in a natural environment, alleviating the need for intervention from industrial or recycling sites.

It is important to tell our story, where we come from and where we want to go.

We were born in Chile, a country with an extraordinary nature. This fueled a commitment by the company founders to preserve these natural resources, embarking on a mission that resulted in the inception of the Duo – a pivotal step in ClickEat’s evolution away from single use plastics and the catalyst for broadening our portfolio.

At ClickEat today, sustainability is more than a commitment; it’s in our DNA. From our packaging to our products, we empower conscious consumers and businesses to eliminate single-use plastics from their daily life. Home compostable, functional and certified, that’s the ClickEat standard.

ClickEat offers 100% certified, naturally compostable products replacing single-use items like straws, plates, cutlery, containers, and cups. Sourced naturally, we empower people toward a more sustainable future.