From Waste to Table: The Lifecycle of Sugarcane Bagasse Tableware
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Ongoing, First published Jun 25, 2024
Sugarcane bagasse tableware is a sustainable alternative to traditional disposable tableware. Originating from sugarcane fields, it undergoes a transformation from fibers to pulp, which is then molded into various shapes. This durable, biodegradable material offers several benefits over traditional plastic or Styrofoam disposables. It is microwave-safe, resistant to oil and water, and can be recycled through composting. The use of sugarcane bagasse tableware reduces reliance on fossil fuels and greenhouse gas emissions, supporting the agricultural economy and promoting a circular economy.
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