A compostable scoop for use with a powder-like substance includes a first form including a cup shaped element configured for scooping a powder-like material, the cup-shaped element coupled to a handle element configured for holding by hand, the handle element having a channel on its top and a ridge on its bottom for structural rigidity, the first form composed of a compostable composition substantially including pulp, a second form congruent with the first form, wherein the second form is shaped and sized to be pressed on top of, and together with, the first form, the second form composed of the compostable composition substantially including pulp, and an adhesive layer deposited between the first form and the second form, wherein the adhesive layer holds the first and second forms securely together.

A dosing device is integrally made of molded pulp fiber. The dosing device includes a container portion for receiving and retaining a dosage material, the container portion having an opening at an upper side of the dosing device to access the dosage material. The dosing device includes a handle portion for manually moving the container portion in a dosing process. The handle portion is connected to an outer surface of the container body by a connecting portion of the handle portion. A rim portion of the container portion, which delimits the opening, and the handle portion extend in a common plane and define a circumferential edge of the dosing device. The dosing device includes a ribbing portion, which extends from the circumferential edge at least at the handle portion to a lower side of the dosing device, for dissipating mechanical stresses arising in the dosing process.

A dosing device is integrally made of molded pulp fiber. The dosing device includes a container portion for receiving and retaining a dosage material, the container portion having an opening at an upper side of the dosing device to access the dosage material. The dosing device includes a handle portion for manually moving the container portion in a dosing process. The handle portion is connected to an outer surface of the container body by a connecting portion of the handle portion. A rim portion of the container portion, which delimits the opening, and the handle portion extend in a common plane and define a circumferential edge of the dosing device. The dosing device includes a ribbing portion, which extends from the circumferential edge at least at the handle portion to a lower side of the dosing device, for dissipating mechanical stresses arising in the dosing process.

The present invention relates generally to the field of recyclable dosing devices. In particular, the present invention relates to a dosing device made from moulded pulp fiber. The dosing device comprises a container member with a defined volume corresponding to a pre-determined amount of composition to be dosed. The dosing device may be to be used for dosing food materials. Embodiments of the present invention relate to biodegradable and/or compostable dosing devices. The present invention also relates to process for manufacturing such a dosing device.

The present invention relates generally to the field of recyclable dosing devices. In particular, the present invention relates to a dosing device made from moulded pulp fiber. The dosing device comprises a container member with a defined volume corresponding to a pre-determined amount of composition to be dosed. The dosing device may be to be used for dosing food materials. Embodiments of the present invention relate to biodegradable and/or compostable dosing devices. The present invention also relates to process for manufacturing such a dosing device.

An acoustical tile including: 8 to 25 wt % mineral wool, 9 to 15 wt % starch binder, 9 to 15 wt % cellulosic fiber, wherein preferably the cellulosic fiber is newsprint, and 40 to 65 wt % perlite, wherein the weight ratio of the starch to the cellulosic fiber is 0.6 to 1.3:1; and a process for making the acoustical tile.

A dosing device made from moulded pulp fiber includes a container member with a defined volume corresponding to a pre-determined amount of composition to be dosed. The dosing device may be to be used for dosing food materials and may be biodegradable and/or compostable. A process for manufacturing such a dosing device is also provided.

A dosing device made from moulded pulp fiber includes a container member with a defined volume corresponding to a pre-determined amount of composition to be dosed. The dosing device may be to be used for dosing food materials and may be biodegradable and/or compostable. A process for manufacturing such a dosing device is also provided.

A method for forming products from fibrous material and a forming device for forming products from a fibrous material are described, where a multi-stage pressing of preforms made of fibrous material is carried out in order to improve the properties of products manufactured therefrom and to have a significant influence on the production time.

A method for forming products from fibrous material and a forming device for forming products from a fibrous material are described, where a multi-stage pressing of preforms made of fibrous material is carried out in order to improve the properties of products manufactured therefrom and to have a significant influence on the production time.