Greem Mission ™ Picnic and Party Line

Available at Whole Foods Markets. Plates and bowls made from sugar cane fiber ("Begasse").Keeps sugar cane waste stream from being burned, and keeps our party waste out of the landfill!

With the help of a few orange rinds, coffee grounds, banana peels, and a little of Mother Nature's love, comes the next natural resource in a bag- Green Mission™ Compost.

Closing the loop on the Green Mission, waste is food for something else- in this case, YOUR GARDEN!With everyone composting their green waste, we could replenish the topsoil on this planet!

Story of Begasse
Bagasse (or begasse) is the pulverized or shredded outer fiber of the sugarcane, removed from the cane during the milling process when the juice of the cane is extracted for sucrose (to make sugars). This pulp offers alternatives for fuel or fiber. Increasingly, these fibers are being used to manufacture paper boards, with applications in the construction industry, writing paper, packaging, and compostable food service plates and bowls.

We Put our Waste to Work. Because a rind is a terrible thing to waste!

When you look onto the electrical grid for a standard urban or suburban grid, the most energy intensive business, per square foot, tends to be the supermarket.

With the help of a few orange rinds, coffee grounds, banana peels, and a little of Mother Nature's love, comes the next natural resource in a bag- Green Mission™ Compost.

Closing the loop on the Green Mission, waste is food for something else- in this case, YOUR GARDEN!With everyone composting their green waste, we could replenish the topsoil on this planet!