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As plastic pollution control becomes stricter globally, multiple packaging materials including EPS foam lunch boxes, PVC food containers and conventional disposable plastic tableware are facing usage restrictions and bans across most countries; EPS foam boxes are lightweight but non-biodegradable, they release toxic styrene under high temperature such as hot food heating, and they are classified as disposable foam plastic prohibited by EU single-use plastic directive, China’s plastic ban and Southeast Asian plastic restriction policies; PVC food containers contain plasticizers and heavy metal additives which will leach into oily or hot food, failing to meet food contact standards of US FDA and German LFGB, many European and American markets have completely banned PVC food packaging for takeaway and catering; common disposable PP/PS plastic cutlery and boxes consume massive petroleum resources, take hundreds of years to decompose, produce microplastic residues that contaminate soil and water, and are subject to high plastic tax in EU, UK and Canada, bringing extra cost risks for export merchants; in sharp contrast, food-grade cornstarch biodegradable tableware and food containers are made from renewable plant corn raw materials without petroleum, PVC or foaming agents, they resist temperature ranging from -20℃ freezing to 120℃ hot soup and microwave heating, no harmful substances will dissolve out when contacting oil, acid or high temperature, fully passing US FDA food safety certification, German LFGB, EU EN13432 compost standard, China GB 4806 food contact standard and JIS food packaging rules of Japan; cornstarch tableware can be fully decomposed into carbon dioxide, water and organic fertilizer within 90 to 180 days under industrial compost environment, leaving zero microplastic pollution, completely complying with all global single-use plastic ban regulations, exempt from high plastic tax in European and American countries, and it is the only safe, eco-friendly and export-qualified disposable food packaging alternative for global catering, takeaway and food export industries.
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