We can customize a wide variety of PLA straws made from naturally occurring plant materials such as cornstarch or renewable resources like sugar cane. It includes:

Specific disposal conditions.

Act the same as traditional plastic straws.

 

 

 

Specific disposal conditions introduce.

Pla straws require industrial composting conditions, meaning consumers or businesses must have access to a commercial compost facility, which are only available in certain parts. In order for pla straws to compost, they require temperatures above 140 degrees fahrenheit for 10 consecutive days and need to be properly routed to specialized industrial composting or recycling facilities to break down. While this is possible in a composting facility, few facilities exist to break down pla straws.

Act the same as traditional plastic straws introduce.

Any studies show that pla straws are almost impossible to decompose in a landfill and cannot be composted at home or through backyard systems. Disposing any type of pla, bioplastic or “plant-based” plastic straw is no different than throwing away a regular plastic straw. Not only are pla straws impossible to decompose in a landfill, like traditional plastic straws, they are especially dangerous if they end up in our waterways and ocean. Since they do not break down here, pla straws are just as likely to be consumed by marine wildlife and fish, ultimately endangering or killing them.