Biodegradable Tea Spoon Factory – biodegradable strrier – Ecogreen
Biodegradable Tea Spoon Factory – biodegradable strrier – Ecogreen Detail:
Ordinary materials:
The main raw material ingredient extracted from oil and oil resources have been increasingly scarce, all materials are extracted from the oil burning of non-biodegradable will pollute the environment.
Bio-based materials:
The main using starch as raw materials, starch extracted from plants, belonging to the renewable resources is a return to natural environmental degradation products.
Our Biobased cultery:
Our biobased cutlery,”plant-starch” cultery is excellent for hot foods with a heat tolerance up to 110 centigrade.
Compared traditional cutlery made from 100% virgin plastics, this cutlery is made with 70% renewable material,which is a alternative choice.
Our biobased cutlery made from 70% renewable resources, although it is not compostable,but biobased and biodegradable.
The temperature tolerance between -10 to 110 centigrade. Microwave, fridge, freezer and oven friendly.
It is healthy, hygienic, nontoxic, harmless and safty.
Ecogreen has strong research capability and can deal with a bulk quantity purchase order and customized products.
Welcome to contact with us for more details.
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We not only will try our best to offer excellent services to every customer, but also are ready to receive any suggestion offered by our customers for Biodegradable Tea Spoon Factory – biodegradable strrier – Ecogreen, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Sri Lanka, Burundi, Guatemala, we've got all day online sales to make sure the pre-sale and after-sale service in time. With all these supports, we can serve every customer with quality product and timely shipping with highly responsibility. Being a young growing company, we might not the best, but we are trying our best to be your good partner.
By Fernando from Indonesia - 2018.12.30 10:21
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By Bruno Cabrera from Auckland - 2017.04.08 14:55
