* they're 100% organic
* available locally in Tasmania
* they break down in 6 to 8 weeks
* they're made from natural palm fibre (a renewable resource)
* they're organically processed with no toxins, chemicals or glues
* you can dig them into your compost or garden - great for enriching your soil.
Drop us an email if you'd like to make contact with the sole Tasmanian distributor Craig Mclaren. He told us that after turning 50 last year, and becoming a grandfather, these punnets have become "my little contribution to my grandchildren's future".
"Having spent a life time on the land," says Craig, "and admittedly doing some terrible things to the environment, this venture is our way of trying to make amends. What seems the biggest hurdle is the fact that our trays are a couple of cents dearer than the plastic equivalent and in the current economic climate most people are not prepared to go the extra mile."
We hope it won't be too long before Craig's punnets are seen in every fruit and veg outlet in the State. In the meantime, local seasonal berry fruits are available (while they last) as hilbarn optional extras and will be packaged using these 100% organic punnets. Email: hilbarn@bigpond.com. (Shell, photographed, from Lulworth beach)

1 comments:
fantastic punnets! thank for sharing this info, what a great choice you have made. now that i know how safe they are, i'm going to sprout some seedlings in them then put them straight into the garden
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