From fallen leaves
to flawless
cutlery.
The UAE's first homegrown biodegradable cutlery,
made from date palm leaves, built for the 2026 plastic ban.
One LeafOne Spoon 
Zero Waste
Every Palmade utensil starts as a fallen palm leaf — collected from the same trees that have shaded this region for centuries. No cutting. No chemicals. No compromise.
Days until the ban
⚠ REGULATORY DEADLINE
The UAE bans single-use plastics in 2026. Is your business ready?
Plastic cutlery, stirrers, straws, and food containers face full prohibition across the Emirates. Non-compliance carries fines, reputational risk, and supply chain disruption for businesses that wait too long to switch.
Palmade is the simplest path to compliance, fully biodegradable, locally manufactured, ready to scale with your operation.
Products
Ice Cream Spoon
Compact biodegradable ice cream spoon made from date palm leaves. Size: 9.5cm, 500 pcs per carton (loose).
Chopsticks
Biodegradable chopsticks crafted from natural materials. Size: 22cm, weight: 15g, 500 pcs per carton.
Spork
Versatile biodegradable spork combining spoon and fork functionality. Size: 13.5cm, 1,000 pcs per carton (loose).
Harvest to hospitality.
The numbers behind the mission
60+ million
plastic items replaced with palm-based alternatives.
170 Tonnes
of single-use plastic removed from the environment.
9500+
discarded palm leaves upcycled into functional products
200+ Partners
Hotels, cafés, retailers & caterers served across the UAE.
Trusted by Hospitality & F&B Across the UAE
What comes from the palm returns to the earth in 90 days.
Palmade products are 100% home-compostable. No industrial facility required. No microplastics left behind. The same leaf that grew under the sun returns to the soil that fed it — completing the cycle the way nature intended.
What comes from the palm returns to the earth in 90 days.
Palmade products are 100% home-compostable. No industrial facility required. No microplastics left behind. The same leaf that grew under the sun returns to the soil that fed it — completing the cycle the way nature intended.