Sugarcane paper

Non wood - sugarcane pulp / bamboo pulp (promise the earth not to cut down a tree)
taking sugarcane / bamboo as raw material can protect the environment, and bagasse is more sustainable than wood pulp, because sugarcane plants mature faster, and can be harvested many times a year, so that green mountains always exist and circulate, becoming the best way to effectively protect forests

Cotton paper

Cotton is the purest form of cellulose produced in nature. It requires the least amount of processing to produce high-quality paper.

Stone paper

Made of calcium carbonate bonded to high density polyethylene (HDPE). In addition to not cutting down trees, stone paper is also an environmentally friendly option because it does not need water in the manufacturing process.

Plant based plastics

As alternatives to petroleum based plastics, sugarcane and corn starch plastics are compostable, renewable and require less energy for production.

Polyvinyl alcohol

Polyethylene vinyl acetate (PEVA) is a chlorine free substitute, non-toxic and biodegradable.