Plastics will take 100-200 years to decompose to natural. A lot of plastics go into the ocean every day from improper disposal, therefore causing pollution.
The impact on marine life is a very serious situation. It is reported that by 2050 the combined weight of plastic will weigh more than the weight of marine fish.
In fact, more than 100 million marine animals have died due to plastic waste. In addition, microplastics have also been found in the bodies of humans who eat marine organisms that contain microplastics in their bodies.
Against this backdrop, proper management of plastics, including de-plasticization, has become a global issue.
The public and private sectors are working together to develop alternatives such as paper straws and biodegradable straws.
This straw is made from sugar cane. It is a sustainable straw made entirely from plant fiber, using bagasse and PLA(*), which used to be discarded as industrial waste during the production of sugar and other products.
This straw is made from coffee. These straws are made from coffee grounds and PLA(*), and are sustainable straws made only from plant fibers.
＊PLA (polylactic acid) is made from the starch of corn, sweet potatoes, potatoes, sugar cane, etc., and is a plant-derived, biodegradable plastic.
Natural grass straw produced from the stalks of a plant (Levironia) cultivated outside Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Even after using a straw. The tube is not wrinkled, not wet and still strong as plastic straws. It is a completely natural and biodegradable product that does not contain any chemical substances, and can be used as livestock feed or agricultural fertilizer after use.
