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PFP Biodegradation Composite (Wood Cup)

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PFP (Plants Fiber Polymer) is a biodegradable material. The temperature resistance ranges -20~120℃. This material is made of 80% sugarcane fiber, edible starch, and natural rubber pellets, then made into biodegradable wood grain cups by thermoforming. The raw material increases the use of agricultural waste like sugarcane fiber. This material has food safety certification and has been tested to be free of melamine, formaldehyde, and pesticide residues, so it can be used as a food container. The material also does not contain 5 general plastics (5P) and is biodegradable, which can be discarded through industrial composting. more

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PFP (Plants Fiber Polymer) is a biodegradable material. The temperature resistance ranges -20~120℃. This material is made of 80% sugarcane fiber, edible starch, and natural rubber pellets, then made into biodegradable wood grain cups by thermoforming. The raw material increases the use of agricultural waste like sugarcane fiber. This material has food safety certification and has been tested to be free of melamine, formaldehyde, and pesticide residues, so it can be used as a food container. The material also does not contain 5 general plastics (5P) and is biodegradable, which can be discarded through industrial composting.