Looking at the tempting food in the picture, are you a little hungry?
Do you know what is used for these exquisite lunch boxes with delicious food in the picture?
In fact, it is made from sugarcane pulp made from sugarcane bagasse, which is waste sugar!
Disposable lunch boxes need to be more environmentally friendly. Although the "plastic limit order" has been in place for ten years, we can still find that there are many disposable plastic products around us.
Remember the completely compostable plastic mentioned in Rong'er's previous tweet? This sugarcane pulp is a naturally degradable and compostable plant fiber material!
Sugarcane pulp made from bagasse can save a lot of wood, and it also meets the requirements of the country's circular economy and environmental protection policies, making twined sugarcane sweet to the end!
Pure green sugarcane pulp tableware uses sugar-squeezed bagasse as raw material instead of traditional petroleum-derived plastics or foaming. It is currently recognized as 100% environmentally friendly tableware and 100% degradable tableware worldwide.
Their tableware can be completely degraded into carbonic acid and water at a temperature of 30-90, with compostable and degradable properties.
Pure green sugarcane pulp tableware uses sugar-squeezed bagasse as raw material instead of traditional petroleum-derived plastics or foaming. It is currently recognized as 100% environmentally friendly tableware and 100% degradable tableware worldwide.
Their tableware can be completely degraded into carbonic acid and water at a temperature of 30-90, with compostable and degradable properties.
The bottom of the lunch box can be degraded in just one month. It is worthy of being the 100% environmentally friendly and biodegradable tableware recognized worldwide!
Pure green sugarcane pulp tableware is so environmentally friendly and very safe.