Shandong Shengquan New Materials Co., Ltd

How nice that bagasse can be transformed from sugar "garbage" to environmental protection material! In today's world of resource conservation and environmental protection, there is no such thing as "garbage", only misplaced resources. Bagasse  can be used for more than we can imagine: producing fuel alcohol, feed, environmental protection materials, extracting polyphenols and so on. With the support of modern technology, bagasse, which was once useless, can be turned into a treasure one day.   (A) Schematic diagram of the manufacture of disposable tableware derived from petroleum. (B) Schematic diagram of the production of biodegradable tableware using bagasse and bamboo fiber.   Do you really know bagasse? Bagasse, as the name implies, is the product left after sugar extraction and also belongs to the category of crop straw. The dry matter content of bagasse is high, occupying 90%-92%, of which 42%-50% is cellulose, 25%-30% is hemicellulose and 20%-25% is ligni

Bagasse Tableware Fruits&Salad Plates Product Description Sugarcane boards are a strong, grease- and cut-resistant alternative to traditional plastic or polystyrene. Sugarcane fiber products are compostable and made from recycled and renewable materials. Sugarcane fiber products meet ASTM compostability requirements and are made from recycled and renewable materials. Sugarcane Bagasse Plates  are the solution to the ecological crisis Sugarcane Bagasse Plates It offers the world an eco-friendly alternative to traditional paper and plastic single-use products. Our bagasse boards offer a variety of consumers the opportunity to conserve natural resources with sustainable, compostable materials. Bagasse is made from the residue of sugar cane/plant processing, which leaves a much smaller carbon footprint than traditional wood pulp pulping. Bagasse plate s are healthier for human use and healthier for the environment. They do not carry odors or change the taste of food. Our company's

9×6in Biodegradable Clamshell 1-CP Product Description 1. The biodegradable clamshell container is mainly made from sugarcane fiber, which is a by-product of sugar extraction. 2. The raw material is widespread and easy to get, and 100% biodegradable and compostable. 3. Suitable for both hot and cold foods of takeaway and eating in. 4. Simple and easy for dispose after using. Bagasse is one of the best materials for handling high temperatures. When you use the  Bagasse Clamshell Box 9×6inch , you can safely store your hot or cold food. These containers are not limited to cooked food, but can also be used to hold your ingredients, spices and various items. They are liquid and oil resistant, as well as light cuts. Note: Storing liquids for extended periods of time may oversaturate the container. For extra protection when storing food, we recommend lining the bottom of the container with foil to prevent leakage or breakage of the bottom. Bagasse Clamshell Box  9×6inch Advantage Products ma

With the high demand in the market, starting a bagasse tableware manufacturing or supply business seems to be a lucrative option. To understand why it is important to us, you first need to understand what this tableware is.   What do you know about bagasse tableware? We can describe  bagasse tableware  as biodegradable tableware made from recycled sugarcane. It is an environmentally friendly alternative and stylish choice for party tableware compared to using polystyrene tableware. It is heat and cold resistant, making it ideal for different types of food. Natural sugarcane fiber transforms tableware into a sturdy alternative to paper plates at an economical price.  Sugarcane bagasse is not only an alternative to plastic tableware but also an alternative to paper tableware. Sugarcane fiber helps to make rigid tableware. In addition, because it can withstand wet, greasy or hot food without wrinkling, it is better suited for events than paper alternatives.     Bagasse tableware you can m

Bagasse Burger Box 6” Product Description Bagasse Hamburger Box  is great for quick meals, salads or other takeaways 100% tree and plastic free, made from sustainable sources - 100% made of plant biomass such as bagasse, bamboo pulp, 100% renewable and renewable resources, from nature and nature Biodegradable and compostable in home and commercial facilities - Healthy, non-toxic, harmless and hygienic. All of our products are green, compostable, disposable and environmentally friendly. Our products can be 100% degraded under natural conditions for 90-100 days. Also suitable for landfills. Water and oil proof - No leakage, waterproof and oil proof Microwave and freezer safe - Temperature resistant -20°C to 135°C, ideal for hot and cold food Food grade and hygiene standards - Free of pesticides and PFOA+PFOS. Pass the food safety inspection report. Compliance with Resolution AP (2002)1 Table 1: Heavy Metals Table 2: Pentachlorophenol. Storage conditions - Store provides protection from m

Bagasse Coffee Cups Product Description Coffee cups are usually made of cardboard. However, these cups haven't stood still in recent years. These sugar cane coffee mugs are wood free! These cups are made from leftover waste from sugar cane plants. This is also called bagasse. These cups can also withstand temperatures up to 100°C. Both hot and cold, Bagasse Coffee Cups  will not melt easily. Perfect as a coffee mug, bathroom mug, shot glass, kids drinking mug, medicine mug and mouthwash mug. Therefore, our bagasse coffee cups are 100% compostable and meet strict standards. The color of the cup, yes we thought it was cool. Not brown or white, but very natural! 1. Made from crops stalk. 2. Natural materials and good for health. 3. Good for both cold and hot beverage. 4. Suitable for alcohol, carbonated drink, as well as common beverage. 5. Soak free and no leakage. Product Details Model Size(mm) Gram/Pc Pcs/Bag Bags/Carton Pcs/Carton Carton Dimension(mm) 8oz Cup Φ80mm*H90mm 8 50 20 1

  This photo shows a woman handling tableware made from bagasse.   Finding a low-carbon alternative to plastic - bagasse tableware Ms. Zhu's efforts were inspired by her first visit to the United States in 2007. Ms. Zhu, who grew up in China, said she was surprised by the widespread use of single-use plastic plates, bowls and cutlery in the United States.   "(I) thought, 'Can we use more sustainable materials? she said in a statement accompanying the study.   Her concern is easy to understand. More than 8 million tons of plastic waste is dumped into the ocean each year, and only about 14 percent of the 78 million tons of plastic packaging produced in 2019 is recycled.   In their search for low-carbon alternatives to plastic, Zhu and her colleagues focused on two widely available materials: bamboo and  bagasse , or sugarcane pulp. The researchers twisted fine bamboo fibers with coarse bamboo fibers made from bagasse to form a material that could be molded into a stable and