Dixie paper plates are made of heavyweight paper with a multi-layer design for cut-resistant durability. Contains approximately 91% compostable cellulose fiber by weight for sustainability.

Georgia-Pacific facilities All Dixie® and Dixie Ultra® products (paper bowls, cups and plates) and Vanity Fair–brand plates and bowls manufactured in Georgia-Pacific facilities are kosher certified by the Orthodox Union.

Dixie Ultra® plates and bowls are microwaveable and cut resistant with a Soak Proof Shield™ and Flex-Proof® Technology, so you can worry less about your heartiest meal leaving your plate and hitting the floor.

Georgia-Pacific's Bowling Green Georgia-Pacific's Bowling Green plant produces Dixie paper plates and bowls in varying sizes.

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These Dixie plates work well when you need disposable plates. They're sturdy and a nice size. You can't go wrong with these.

In 1982, American Can was acquired by the James River Corporation of Virginia. The James River Corporation changed its name to the Fort James Corporation in 1997. Dixie Cup is currently a product division of Georgia-Pacific, a subsidiary of Koch Industries.

They get unwound flat and scored and pressed into you guessed it plates. We can't even show you the details here because it would blow your mind at least that's what our legal department. Says.

Dixie Cup is currently a product division of Georgia-Pacific, a subsidiary of Koch Industries.

The paper plates and bowls are made by fusing two layers of good quality paper with a sheet of polythene. The product can be in any desired shape and size depending upon the die employed for manufacture.

Product contains approximately 91% compostable cellulose fiber by weight. Forestry Initiative, Inc. www.sfiprogram.org.

Unlike melamine or ceramic, paper plates don't break easily. So they are safe to use when kids are around. Paper plates are likely to bend, particularly when you serve hot food. Paper plates are hygienic because only one person is eating off a plate.