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Bagasse Tableware: The Debate Between Disposable and Reusable Eco Utensils
single-use plastic tableware is gradually being replaced by biodegradable materials like bagasse and bamboo fiber
2025-05-26
Can You Recycle Bagasse?
Bagasse tableware is the result of an “eco-revolution” in agricultural waste: sugarcane pulp left after juice extraction is pressed at high temperatures to create biodegradable tableware.
2025-05-23
What Is The Coating On Paper Plates?
Are our eco-friendly tableware options truly sustainable inside and out?
2025-05-20
Disposable Bagasse Plates: A Golden Entry Point in the Eco-Friendly Tableware Race
Bagasse Plates Begin To Appear At Starbucks Counters, United Nations Conferences, And Even In Spacex Space Meal Plans
2025-05-19
Ice Cream Cups Made from Sugarcane Pulp: A “Sweet Revolution” for the Planet
Summer joy wouldn’t be complete without the cool, sweet delight of ice cream.
2025-05-15
The New Favorite in School Canteens – Eco-Friendly Bagasse Tableware
When produced and used properly, bagasse plates are safe and environmentally friendly.
2025-05-14
What Precautions Are To Be Taken During Storage Of Bagasse?
Behind the booming sugar industry lies an often-overlooked byproduct—bagasse, the fibrous residue left after extracting juice from sugarcane.
2025-05-13
When Pizza Meets Sugarcane Pulp: A Sweet Revolution for the Planet
head chef Antonio is challenging traditional perceptions of sustainability in the food industry by serving pizzas on trays made from sugarcane pulp
2025-05-12
Sugarcane bagasse food containers ：Eco-Wisdom from Earth to Earth
Sugarcane bagasse food containers break down in seawater 120 times faster than plastic (Norwegian Institute for Marine Research).
2025-05-07