We utilize bar style baskets in our elementary buildings, with biodegradable paper liners.
Caroline Dylewski
Director of Nutrition Services
Warren Consolidated Schools
31950 Mound Road
Warren, MI 48092
586.698.4157
A nourished student is a learning student.
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Hi Lilly, I would be interested in this too. I have tried a couple of samples of bio-degrade but nothing my kitchen staff would get behind.
Kim Gagne
Food Director
Bullock Creek Schools
On Fri, Sep 26, 2025 at 6:35 PM Lilly Fink Shapiro <lilfinkshap@gmail.com> wrote:
MIFARMTOSCHOOL is a listserv that links farm-to-school stakeholders and practitioners in Michigan, from school food service directors and school administrators to growers and distributors. Content posted to MIFARMTOSCHOOL does not necessarily reflect the views of Michigan State University or the Michigan State University Center for Regional Food Systems.Hi there,
Does anyone have specific products to recommend for school lunch trays that are not made of styrofoam? I'm working with the leadership at Ferndale Public Schools to transition away from the current styrofoam trays, and they're asking for specific suggestions (name of product or link to product) of what kinds of trays other districts are using.
Do districts ever join forces to purchase items like this together in larger bulk to access better prices?
Thank you!Lilly--
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