A viral video with 8 million views shows Peel’s multi-layered plates that users peel after eating to reveal a fresh surface. The US-based company says this design helps reduce dishwashing and waste. In India, a 20-piece pack of these plates is listed online with a maximum retail price of Rs 649.
Synopsis
A social media video with more than 8 million views shows a woman demonstrating multi-layered plates made by US-based company Peel. The product is designed so users can remove the used top layer after eating and reveal a fresh layer underneath. The company says the concept is intended to reduce dishwashing and waste from conventional single-use dinnerware.
A video circulating widely on social media, with more than 8 million views, has drawn attention to a type of multi-layered dinnerware designed to allow users to peel away the used top layer after a meal and reveal a fresh surface underneath.
The video shows a woman demonstrating a product made by US-based company Peel, in which multiple plates are fused together to form a thicker stack. After a plate is used, the top layer can be peeled away, leaving the next layer ready for use. The concept is intended to reduce the need for washing dishes and provide an alternative to conventional single-use disposable plates.
How the peelable plates work
According to Peel, its dinnerware is made with multiple layers rather than being designed for a single use. The company sells products including plates, cups, bowls and trays in different shapes and sizes.
The company says the products are intended to reduce waste associated with conventional disposable dinnerware while also reducing the amount of dishwashing required. These are claims made by the company and have not been independently assessed in the information available.
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Peel says it operates from the United States, with operations in India, China and the European Union, and ships its products to more than 140 countries.
Product availability and price in India
The company claims its products are manufactured at facilities it describes as compliant with US and EU Food and Drug Administration requirements and undergo multiple stages of quality testing. These statements are based on the company’s own description of its manufacturing and testing processes.
Peel has said its full product line is expected to be available in 2026, with additional products planned.
In India, a 20-piece pack of the company’s plates is listed on e-commerce website with a maximum retail price of Rs 649. Availability and pricing may vary depending on the seller and listing.
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