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1. Environmental Protection: Disposable biodegradable tableware is made from natural materials such as cornstarch, sugarcane fiber, or bamboo, which can decompose naturally. This reduces the burden of plastic waste on the environment and helps decrease pollution.

In recent years, the global push for sustainability has led to the development and adoption of single-use biodegradable tableware as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional plastic products. With increasing awareness of the environmental impact of plastic waste, particularly in oceans and landfills, biodegradable tableware has emerged as a promising solution to reduce pollution and promote a circular economy.

In recent years, the European Union (EU) has taken significant steps to address the growing environmental concerns associated with plastic pollution. One of the key areas of focus has been the regulation of single-use plastics, particularly in the food and beverage industry. In this context, the EU has introduced laws and regulations aimed at promoting the use of biodegradable tableware as a more sustainable alternative to traditional plastic products.

Searching for a low-stress option for your next meal or event? Disposable paper or plastic plates are the classic no-hassle go-to. But new compostable plates offer a greener (or so they seem) option. Here are the pros and cons of both: Making eco-consciou...

The bamboo plant is believed to be naturally antibacterial, and many products made of bamboo are touted to inherit this property as well. Is there any scientific evidence that bamboo has natural antibacterial properties? To help you find the truth a...

Bamboo has plenty of benefits, as discussed in this article in detail. The eco-friendly and sustainable features of bamboo make it a better alternative than plastic on any given day.

But what if you compare it to food packaging made from wood paper? Is bamboo food packaging still the better and more eco-friendly choice? Yes! Why? Let’s look at the reasons.

Yes, bamboo food packaging offers these two benefits. It is antibacterial, antifungal, and absorbs terrible odour. But how does the packaging do it? Let's find it out.

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As part of France’s landmark 2020 Anti-waste Law, the nation banned plastic packaging on oranges, bananas, carrots and many other types of produce beginning in January 2022, and by 2026, wrapping fruits and vegetables in plastic will be fully prohibited.