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Item No.: CNL850

Size: 242*139*12.5mm

Minimum order quantity: 100,000 pieces

Material: Sugarcane Bagasse Pulp

Printed/embossed logo: Acceptable

Application: Parties and events,Picnics and outdoor gatherings,Restaurants and cafes,Catering service.

Selling Points: It is a great choice with attractive appearance, no leaking no breaking, totally natural and 100% biodegradable.

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Specification

Size (mm)	29413912.5
Weight (g)	16
Carton Size (cm)	70.54425.5
Packing (pcs)	50*10
Raw Material	Sugarcane Bagasse Pulp
Product Service	Free sample with postage at your own expense

What is Bagasse?

Bagasse is produced from sugar cane after it is processed for making sugar. Nowadays, it is used to make various bagasse products and especially as material for environment-friendly food packaging and utensils, breaking away from the fate of most bagasse being disposed of in landfills or incinerators in the past. This article will describe how to use bagasse and the advantages of its use as a material.

Bagasse can be used as a substitute for plastic, following are the properties of bagasse:

plant-based

renewable

compostable

environment-friendly material originating from sugar cane, one of the crops with the richest production in the world.

Bagasse is a by-product left over from sugar refining with sugar cane as the material. It can be used for many purposes, including straws, cups, dining utensils, cup lids, trays and bags.

How is Bagasse Product Produced?

Bagasse is collected and air-dried to remove moisture. Then, the dried bagasse is ground to make a granular material similar in nature to plastic pellets. These bagasse pellets can be used by machines that are usually operated for the production of plastic. A series of bagasse products is then manufactured through regular plastic production processes such as injection molding, extrusion and blow molding.