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raw materials for paper cups

Today the focus in this world is upon safeguarding Mother Earth and living an environmentally friendly lifestyle. This change in attitude is now transforming the packaging sector, which finds itself increasingly compelled to adopt sustainable practices. The trend is putting pressure on businesses to be able trace, and increasingly shrink an item's carbon footprint - all the way from where it was made in a factory overseas through delivery to shoppers' doors back at home.

Short of not purchasing anything at all (which is arguably the most sustainable solution to almost every packaging-related issue), there's a very obvious point in the UK takeout food and drink industry that raises more red flags than an episode of Catchphrase: paper cups. Manufacturers are responding to this need by seeking out new alternatives for traditional raw materials - much of which is focusing on biodegradables and recyclable resources.

    Developments in the biodegradable materials for paper cup production

    Biodegradable materials like cornstarch, wheat straw and sugarcane could well be potential replacements to the regular raw source that is used in paper cup manufacturing by many companies. It is a renewable resource, and due to its compostable nature has become an incredibly low-waste material. Not only that, biodegradable cups can also break-down naturally in the landfills without producing toxic chemicals to the soil. But manufacturing biodegradable cups can be more expensive to produce than traditional alternatives, and those cups only break down if treated properly.

    Why choose SHI RONG PAPER raw materials for paper cups?

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