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Reduce Deforestation

Compared with trees, sugarcane and bamboo enjoy a much shorter growth cycle than wood. Our sugarcane bagasse and bamboo pulp products are fairly renewable and compostable alternatives to replace wood when enabling tree-free solutions and more sustainable business.

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Sugarcane

What is Sugarcane bagasse?

It is the by-product of sugarcane fiber which is left after the juice has been extracted from the sugarcane which enjoys 1-yearly growth cycle, much shorter than trees.
In the past, bagasse waste has been burned in the fields, thereby creating pollution.

100% natural fiber 100% renewable

Now

Bagasse is used to manufacture a vast range of eco-friendly products from tableware to seasonal gifts, replacing traditional wood pulp, plastics, and styrofoam products.

100% compostable Reduce carbon emissions

Smooth, Sturdy & Strong
Food Safe, Hot & Cold Food
BPA-free
Compostable
Microwave Safe, Oven Safe,
Freezer Safe
Water/Grease Repellent
FDA-approved
Food Contact Safe

Eco-friendly Alternative
Replace plastics, styrofoam and wood

Compostable in 90 Days

30Days Later

60Days Later

90Days Later

Opportunities

Global Policies

The United States recently announced its Plan to Conserve Global Forests: to restore at least 200 million hectares by 2030, engaging with global stakeholders and communities. This is a huge potential demand for alternatives such as sugarcane pulp that are economical and compostable in nature.
Market Size

The bagasse tableware market is expected to reach a value worth US$ 4.7 Bn by 2031, with a market size value of US$ 2.5 Bn in 2021.
Consumer Awareness

More than a third of population across the globe are adopting environmentally free brands. The preference for environmentally-friendly products is surging.
Technology

Mature technology can manufacture sugarcane bagasse products of better rigidity compared to traditional wood pulp and plastic ones, with high whiteness pulp and enable fully customizable molding demands in a dominant position.

Bamboo

As an important non-wood fiber raw material for pulping and papermaking,

bamboo is the fastest growing plant in the world and easy to be planted.

The growth pattern of bamboo has great positive significance for alleviating the shortage of timber resources and preserving the ecological environment.

95% wood pulp

95% of the world’s tissue industry uses wood pulp for papermaking.

8m trees

8m trees are being cut down for paper making industry every single day.

80km² forests

The trees being cut down everyday equivalent to 80km² forests.

Shenzhen Ecosource Environmental Resources

The use of each ton of bamboo fiber tissue is equivalent to saving 100 trees.

100 trees

Bamboo can become useful in 1-3 years, and proper cutting can promote growth; while 6-20 years for trees.

1-3 years

As the fastest growing plant in the world, bamboo is an important element to balance oxygen and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. It releases 35% more oxygen than the general broad-leaved forest.

35%

Characteristics

Healthy & Safe

• No bleaching • No secondary pollution • Patented manufacturing process

Special substance

• Naturally anti-bacteria • Greatly deodorant

Higher fiber quality

• Longer fiber and better rigidity •Thin and soft

Your Future

Global Policies

The United States recently announced its Plan to Conserve Global Forests to restore at least 200 million hectares by 2030, engaging global stakeholders and communities. This is a huge potential demand for alternatives such as bamboo pulp that are economical and biodegradable in nature.
Market Size

The bamboo pulp product market is expected to reach the valuation of USD 82.90 billion by 2028, with a Market Size Value of USD 57.86 billion in 2021.
Technology

Improving technologies strongly enhance bamboo pulp's whiteness and fiber quality that reach national and international standards, and it can be matched with wood pulp, straw pulp in reasonable proportion to produce high-quality living paper and packaging paper.
Consumer Awareness

More than a third of population across the globe are adopting environmentally friendly brands. The preference for eco-friendly products is clearly increasing continuously.