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Full catalog of tableware, bags, cups, containers and cutlery. All items in stock or made to order from one pallet. Every batch ships with a quality passport, an LCA report and a composting certificate.

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Biodegradable packaging wholesale in Russia

BIO RU is a full-cycle manufacturer of biodegradable packaging since 2014. A plant in Kaluga, warehouses in Moscow and the Moscow region, and exports to Belarus, Kazakhstan, Armenia and 5 more countries. Every catalog item is certified to TÜV OK Compost, EN 13432 and GOST R 57433.

Our clients are federal retail chains, regional retailers, HoReCa networks, catering and corporate customers. We supply both standard catalog items and custom packaging with your logo from 50,000 pcs.

Pricing depends on batch volume, lead time and logistics. A quote takes 30 minutes during business hours, and samples are free.

Frequently asked

What is biodegradable packaging?

Packaging made from biopolymers (PLA, PBAT, paper with a bio-laminate) or plant fibres (cane, bamboo) that decomposes in industrial compost within 90 days into CO₂, water and biomass. It leaves no microplastics.

How does PLA differ from cane?

PLA (polylactide) is made from corn or sugar cane and looks like clear plastic. Bagasse (cane fibre) is a paper-like, opaque, more natural-looking alternative. Both are biodegradable.

What are the wholesale lead times and terms?

Standard in-stock items ship within 1–2 business days. Made-to-order production takes from 3 business days to 2 weeks depending on volume and OEM printing. Delivery — by our own fleet or a carrier of your choice.

Can it carry our own logo?

Yes. OEM printing (1–4 flexo colors) from 50,000 pcs per SKU. Production takes 5–10 business days. We accept artwork in CDR, AI, PDF (vector curves).

How is it disposed of?

Ideally — in an industrial composter (available to municipalities and the agricultural sector). It is acceptable in general waste — it decomposes far faster than ordinary plastic. We do not recommend littering it in nature.