New Bagasse Tableware Lineup for 2026: What Is New and Where to See It

Zhong Xin Ecoware Technology (Thailand) Co., Ltd. has expanded its bagasse and molded fiber tableware lineup for the 2026 season. This article covers what is new in the range, why the new fiber-lid formats matter for compostability documentation, and where buyers can review the products in person at Canton Fair Phase 2 (23-27 October).

If you are sourcing molded fiber tableware for foodservice, distribution or private label programs, the lineup below shows which formats are now available across drink carriers, takeaway meals, bowls, trays and lids.

Quick Summary

• The 2026 lineup adds drink carriers, hinged takeaway containers, 2-compartment containers with fiber lids, deeper bowls, trays and lid options.
• Fiber lids make the whole container a single material stream, which simplifies compostability documentation for EU and North American programs.
• Both natural and white pulp finishes are available from the same tooling, so a single supplier can match different market expectations.
• Certification and test documentation for buyer review includes BPI, EN 13432 / OK compost, FDA food-contact, LFGB, PFAS-related reports, BRCGS and ISO files.
• See the full lineup at Canton Fair Phase 2, 23-27 October 2026: Hall 5.2 A12-13 / B11-12 and Hall 15.3 G23-24 / H21-22.

What Is New in the 2026 Lineup

Exact dimensions, unit weights and carton quantities are confirmed on the quotation and packing list for each order.

Why a Fiber Lid Matters More Than a New Box

Across the market, many products sold as compostable food containers are still a fiber body with a plastic lid. The body carries the compostability story; the lid is polypropylene or PET.

The new 2-compartment container in this lineup uses a fiber lid in the same material as the body. That single detail changes the paperwork: one material stream, one certification path, and no separate explanation for a plastic component when a buyer assembles an EU or North American compliance file.

For procurement teams building a documentation pack, the practical question is not only whether a supplier makes a compostable box, but whether the lid keeps pace with the body.

Natural Pulp and White Pulp From One Toolset

The lineup runs the same structures in both natural and white pulp. This is not simply a color choice. Running both finishes requires both pulp formulation and tooling to be in place for the same structure.

• White pulp suits chain restaurant and retail programs where a clean, uniform look matters.
• Natural pulp suits brands and organic channels that want the fiber texture to be visible.

For importers, one supplier covering both finishes means one set of documentation, one packing standard and fewer suppliers to manage across markets.

Where Launch Speed Comes From

Range expansion in molded fiber is not a design question alone. Three capabilities decide how fast a new format reaches production:

New formats are usually built as variants of proven structures, which shortens the tooling and sampling cycle. Capacity is not committed to a single line, so a new format can be scheduled alongside existing programs.

What It Means for Distributors and Importers

• One supplier for a full set. Containers, bowls, trays and lids from the same manufacturing base keeps quality standards, lead times and responsibility in one place.
• Compliance is simpler. Same-material lids and both pulp finishes reduce extra tooling and repeat testing when a program moves between markets.
• Range depth is a selection criterion. A single format can be copied; continuous range expansion is a sign of a system behind it.

Certification and Documentation for Buyer Review

Buyers sourcing molded fiber tableware usually assemble a compliance pack before approving a supplier or an order. The following document categories are available for procurement review:

Scope can be checked in third-party databases: the BPI certified products database lists both the Thailand manufacturing entity and the group manufacturing entity. Certificates and test reports are issued for specific products, materials and sites, so buyers should confirm that the scope, validity date and product family match the ordered SKU and destination market before bulk production.

Meet Us at Canton Fair Phase 2

The lineup will be shown in person at the 140th Canton Fair, Phase 2, from 23 to 27 October 2026.

If you cannot attend, the same range and documentation can be reviewed through the contact page.

FAQ

What new bagasse products are available for 2026?

The 2026 lineup includes 4-cup and 2-cup drink carriers, white pulp hinged containers, 2-compartment containers with fiber lids, square deep bowls, oval bowls with a woven texture finish, rectangular and shallow trays, plus PP lids and molded cup formats. Available dimensions and carton quantities are confirmed per order.

Are the containers available with fiber lids instead of plastic lids?

Yes. The 2-compartment container in this lineup uses a fiber lid in the same material as the body, which keeps the whole item in one material stream for compostability documentation. Plastic and PP lid options remain available where buyers prefer them.

Can you supply both natural pulp and white pulp finishes?

Yes. The same structures can be produced in natural pulp and white pulp, so buyers can match different market expectations without changing the format, tooling or packing standard.

Which certification documents are available for buyers?

Documentation categories available for procurement review include BPI compostability documents, EN 13432 and OK compost documents, FDA food-contact information, LFGB and EU food-contact files, PFAS-related declarations or total fluorine reports, and factory and quality system documents such as BRCGS Packaging Materials, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. Buyers should confirm that the scope, validity date and product family match the ordered SKU and destination market.

Where can buyers see these products in October 2026?

At the 140th Canton Fair, Phase 2, from 23 to 27 October 2026, at Hall 5.2 A12-13 / B11-12 and Hall 15.3 G23-24 / H21-22. Buyers who cannot attend can request the range and documentation through the contact page.

Get a Quote for Your Next Order

Zhong Xin Ecoware Technology (Thailand) Co., Ltd. supplies molded fiber bagasse tableware for wholesale, distribution and private-label programs. Send your product list and target market to info@fiber-product.com for a quotation with certification documentation.

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About Zhong Xin Ecoware

Zhong Xin Ecoware Technology (Thailand) Co., Ltd. supplies bagasse and molded fiber food packaging to importers, distributors and foodservice brands from production bases in China and Thailand. For MOQ, pricing, samples and certification files, contact info@fiber-product.com.

Last updated: 28 September 2026.