#Compostable

[bluamor]

Repair dry skin with zero-waste Lotion Butter Bar Woods. 💙 bluamor.com

[daggernoballs]

called out by a compost bin

[rosered-schneeweisschens-sis]

sharing in salute to their humor (also have tried and tested their cases, love ‘em).

[clnclm]

[greentekkid-blog]

5 Myths About Bioplastic Utensils Debunked

In the quest for more sustainable living, bioplastic utensils have emerged as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional plastic cutlery. However, like many innovative solutions, bioplastic utensils are surrounded by a range of myths and misconceptions. In this blog, we’ll debunk five common myths about bioplastic utensils and provide the facts you need to make informed choices. Contact us for more information or shop all of our products.

Myth 1: Bioplastic Utensils Are Just as Harmful as Regular Plastic

Debunked: One of the most pervasive myths is that bioplastic utensils are no better for the environment than conventional plastic. While it’s true that not all bioplastics are created equal, many bioplastic utensils are made from renewable resources like cornstarch, sugarcane, or potato starch. These materials have a significantly lower carbon footprint compared to petroleum-based plastics. Moreover, many bioplastics are designed to be compostable, meaning they can break down into natural elements without leaving harmful residues, unlike traditional plastics which can persist in the environment for hundreds of years.

Myth 2: Bioplastic Utensils Don’t Compost Properly

Debunked: Another misconception is that bioplastic utensils do not compost effectively and end up in landfills, just like regular plastic. The truth is, bioplastics require specific conditions to break down, such as industrial composting facilities where temperatures and humidity are controlled. While it’s true that these utensils won’t decompose as quickly in a backyard compost, in the right conditions, they can turn into compost within a few months, contributing to soil health rather than pollution.

Myth 3: Bioplastic Utensils Are Not Durable

Debunked: There’s a common belief that bioplastic utensils are flimsy and less durable than their traditional plastic counterparts. However, advancements in bioplastic technology have led to the production of utensils that are not only strong and sturdy but also heat-resistant and capable of handling various types of food. Many users find that high-quality bioplastic utensils can perform just as well as, if not better than, conventional plastic ones.

Myth 4: Bioplastic Utensils Are Too Expensive

Debunked: While it’s true that bioplastics were once more expensive due to limited production and higher material costs, the increasing demand for sustainable products has led to greater production efficiency and a reduction in costs. Today, the price difference between bioplastic and traditional plastic utensils is narrowing, making them a more accessible option for consumers and businesses alike. Additionally, the environmental benefits of choosing bioplastics can outweigh the slight cost difference, especially when considering the long-term impact on the planet.

Myth 5: Bioplastic Utensils Contribute to Deforestation

Debunked: Some critics argue that the production of bioplastics leads to deforestation, as large areas of land are used to grow the crops needed for bioplastic production. However, the reality is more nuanced. Many bioplastic manufacturers source their raw materials from sustainably managed farms that use crop rotation and other environmentally friendly practices. Additionally, research is ongoing to develop bioplastics from non-food sources, such as agricultural waste, which would further reduce the environmental impact.

Conclusion

Bioplastic utensils represent a promising step towards reducing our reliance on traditional plastics. By debunking these myths, we hope to provide clarity and encourage more people to consider bioplastics as a viable, sustainable option. At GreenTek Planet, we’re committed to offering eco-friendly products that help protect our environment. Choose bioplastics with confidence, knowing that you’re making a positive impact on our planet.

[foxyou-too]

Stella Mc Cartney

[3iplanet]

Compostable Product Company Website Designer in Udaipur

3i Planet Provide Compostable Product Company Website Design, Development, SEO Services in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India.

Call & Whatsapp 9602841237 for Web Design enquiry

[entrepouch7]

Revolutionizing Food Storage: The Rise of Eco-Friendly Packaging

Eco-friendly packaging for food uses sustainable, biodegradable, or recyclable materials to reduce environmental impact. It replaces traditional plastic packaging with alternatives like paper, plant-based plastics, or compostable materials. This approach helps minimize waste, conserve resources, and supports a more environmentally conscious food industry, promoting sustainability and reducing pollution.  

[consta]

WASARA

WASARA tableware is fully compostable. The definition of compostability under ASTM-D6400 certification obtained by WASARA states that the material will: 1) decompose into carbon dioxide, water, and inorganic compounds; 2) undergo extensive decomposition, losing its original form within 90 days; and 3) leave behind no toxic materials.

Japanese design utilizes a technique known as shakkei whereby objects of nature visible from but physically outside a space, such as trees and distant mountains, are considered part of one’s own garden. It is an expression of living in harmony with nature. Likewise, we find beauty in the repetition of a simple design such as latticework in shoji paper sliding doors.

via

[carmabio]

Compostable & Biodegradable Plates | Eco-Friendly

Carma-bioproducts Company Is Manufacturer & Wholesaler,

100% Compostable And Biodegradable Tableware At Carma bioproducts, we are committed to revolutionizing the food packaging industry by providing high-quality, biodegradable alternatives to traditional plastic and Styrofoam products.

[gaylienz]

The 7 R’s of Sustainability:

Did you know that ‘recycling’ is step 6 of the 7 Rs of sustainability? The other R’s are just as important even if they are often forgotten.

Rethink- Do I really need to buy this? The point of this step is to stop and think.

Refuse- Does this product damage the environment? If so, refuse to spend your money on it. i.e. single use plastics, harsh chemicals

Reduce- How much of this do I really need? Buy less! Buy in bulk when you can as it often equals less packaging to throw out.

Reuse- Can I use this product again? Can I fix what I have so that I don’t need to buy something new? Reuse that plastic water bottle a few times. And instead of buying new, try thrift shopping, flea markets, yard sales etc.

Repurpose- Unlimited creativity! Does this item have another use? i.e. old torn clothes can be rags or plastic cups can be planters.

Recycle- Can I recycle this? Not everything can be. There are also some important steps to making sure your recycling is done properly. If unsure, look up local recycling regulations.

Rot- Can I compost this? Food waste, yard clippings, newspapers and many other items can be composted instead of being tossed in the trash. Composting is surprisingly simple and helps reduce harmful greenhouse gasses from entering the atmosphere.

What is the point of the R’s? The number one benefit of the 7 R’s are the reduction of the amount of waste sent to incinerators and landfills. The EPA website provides a lot of useful information. Other benefits that we can reap from implementing these concepts in our life are (as listed on the EPA website): • Prevents pollution caused by reducing the need to harvest new raw materials • Saves energy from not making a new product • Reduces greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change • Helps sustain the environment and natural resources for future generations • Saves money from processing our waste • Increases economic security by tapping a domestic source of materials • Helps create jobs in the recycling and manufacturing industries in the United States

https://www.northglenn.org/government/departments/public_works/trash/recycling.php https://www.nrdc.org/stories/composting-101 https://www.epa.gov/recycle https://www.northglenn.org/Recycling%20Article.pdf

[curlyburp]

[IMAGE ID: A series of Threads (I think? or Bluesky or Twitter, not sure tbh) from user arosenfield2016:

Boycotts. I've worked corporate retail for twenty years. It's literally my job to know how and why consumers spend. ONE DAY WON'T MEAN SHIT. Stop buying EVERYTHING except essentials. Until further notice. If you're serious about making companies pay attention, long term action is the only way.

Delete all of your retail apps. Unsubscribe from all emails. Go to the actual site and leave site reviews telling them exactly what you're doing and why. Every company tracks NPS scores, consumer sentiment, to direct future plans. Email customer service. Daily.

Fill your carts and abandon them. But don't fill with crazy high ticket ones. Fill with what you would normally purchase. High ticket items they'll ignore as flukes/bots. People whose shopping data they already have, who fill and abandon, they'll pay more attention to.

Not everyone can boycott places like Walmart, I know, I grew up in a super rural area. Research brands they carry that are the lesser of all evils if nothing else and buy those. The big brands will lose market share. They HATE to lose market share. They'll scramble to figure out why and where it's going.

Seeing the impact will take time. Its earnings call season for most retailers who ended their fiscal years on 1/31. We won't see their Q1 2025 results until May. HOLD THE LINE. //END IMAGE ID]

[clnclm]

[greentekkid-blog]

Why Choose Hemp Straws for Your Business?

As businesses increasingly prioritize sustainability, choosing eco-friendly products like hemp straws has become a powerful way to appeal to conscious consumers. Switching to hemp straws not only offers significant environmental benefits but also enhances brand image by aligning with eco-friendly values. Here’s a look at why incorporating hemp straws into your business can be a game-changer.

Sustainability at Its Core

Hemp straws are a sustainable alternative to plastic and even some plant-based straws. Hemp requires minimal water, grows quickly, and doesn’t rely on harmful pesticides. By choosing hemp straws, your business reduces plastic waste, minimizes environmental impact, and supports a product that’s fully biodegradable. Highlighting this in your marketing shows a commitment to sustainability, resonating with customers who value green initiatives.

Attract Eco-Conscious Customers

Today’s consumers are more eco-conscious than ever, seeking brands that make environmentally responsible choices. Offering hemp straws demonstrates your business’s dedication to reducing single-use plastics. Customers increasingly prefer brands that support sustainable practices, and the simple switch to hemp can create a positive impression, building loyalty and encouraging repeat business.

Eco-Friendly Branding

Switching to hemp straws is more than just a product choice; it’s a statement. Branding your business as eco-friendly helps it stand out in a competitive market. Hemp straws not only look unique and natural, adding an aesthetic appeal to any beverage, but they also send a message of commitment to the planet. Your customers will appreciate that every sip they take is a small step toward a greener world.

Durability and Usability

Unlike paper straws that can break down mid-use, hemp straws are durable and long-lasting. They maintain their shape and integrity in cold and hot beverages, ensuring a pleasant experience for your customers. Offering hemp straws enhances the customer experience while also adding value to your product offerings.

Competitive Edge in the Market

With more businesses focusing on sustainability, standing out is essential. Choosing unique, eco-friendly options like hemp straws can set your business apart from competitors. Customers notice these thoughtful details, and your choice of hemp straws can help position your business as an industry leader in environmental responsibility.

Ready to Make the Switch?

Enhance your brand and appeal to eco-conscious customers by choosing hemp straws for your business. Visit GreenTek Planet today to explore our range of sustainable products and make a meaningful impact. Together, we can help your business thrive while contributing to a greener, healthier planet.

[forestpac]

CLEAR COMPOSTABLE STAND UP POUCH WHOLESALE WHOLESALE

Like our other pouches, our transparent compostable stand-up pouches are eco-friendly and have a natural appearance. They are a great substitute for plastics derived from petroleum because they are robust and lightweight. Take advantage of inexpensive shipping and lessen your carbon footprint.

SPECIFICATION OF CLEAR COMPOSTABLE STAND UP POUCH

SKU

Item

Size

Qty/Case

Add on

SUP-250B1-CLPLA

250g Clear Compostable Stand UP Pouch

W160*H230*BG90mm

500pcs=MOQ

Degassing Valve (Y/N)

SUP-340B1-CLPLA

340g Clear Compostable Stand UP Pouch

W170*H265*BG90mm

500pcs=MOQ

Degassing Valve (Y/N)

SUP-500B1-CLPLA

500g Clear Compostable Stand UP Pouch

W190*H265*BG100mm

500pcs=MOQ

Degassing Valve (Y/N)

SUP-1KB1-CLPLA

1Kg Clear Compostable Stand UP Pouch

W235*H345*BG120mm

500pcs=MOQ

Degassing Valve (Y/N)

You can compost these clear compostable bags at home. They are constructed of Natureflex and PLA.These transparent biodegradable pouches have a thinner lining than some regular pouches. To make sure the pouches satisfy your packaging needs, we advise you to test your product in them. Note: Soups and sauces, among other liquids, should not be stored in them.