Our Story
About Ecofeast
Ecofeast is built for customers looking for practical, naturally made disposable tableware for events, catering, food service and everyday use. Our areca leaf plate range is designed to offer a clean and presentable alternative to conventional disposable plates, with bulk enquiry support for businesses and events across Australia.
Areca tableware is pressed from naturally fallen areca (betel nut) leaf — heat-pressed into shape with no added colours or coatings. The result is a sturdy, natural-looking plate that presents food well and clears away easily after service.
No tree was cut to make this plate · Made from naturally fallen areca palm leaves
Our Promise
Fallen naturally. Made mindfully. Served sustainably.
Fallen Naturally
Areca palm leaves are gathered only after they fall — no tree is cut to make a plate.
Made Mindfully
Leaves are cleaned and heat-pressed into shape under pressure, with no added colours or coatings.
Served Sustainably
A clean, presentable alternative to conventional disposables that clears away easily after service.
Why Ecofeast
Naturally made
Pressed from fallen areca leaf — no added colours or coatings.
Event-ready
Formats for catering, weddings, parties and food service.
Bulk support
Volume pricing for caterers, venues and restaurants.
Australia-wide
Delivery quoted and confirmed before payment.
On Every Label
Product assurances
A note on sustainability claims
We keep our environmental language factual. Areca leaf is a natural, plant-based material, and we describe it that way. We avoid absolute claims such as "100% compostable", "plastic-free" or "carbon neutral" unless we can back them with verified supplier evidence or certification. If you need documentation for a tender or procurement process, please get in touch.
Image credits
Photographs of areca palms, groves and leaf-plate pressing shown on this site are the work of the photographers below, published under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike licences. Our product photography and label artwork are our own.
- An areca nut palm plantation, the groves these leaves are gathered from — Sbblr0803, CC BY-SA 3.0
- An areca nut palm shedding an old leaf, the fallen sheath these plates are pressed from — Irvin calicut, CC BY-SA 3.0
- An areca leaf plate pressing machine, which forms the softened sheath under heat — Prashanthns, CC BY-SA 4.0
- A finished areca leaf plate showing the natural grain and shading of the leaf — Rumi Borah, CC BY-SA 4.0