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Canada Releases New Certification Rules for Cornstarch Disposable Tableware in 2026
Jun 17, 2026
English：Canada fully bans single-use plastic tableware nationwide in 2026. The government released new regulations for cornstarch tableware. All products need to pass BNQ and ASTM D6400 tests with starch content above 65%. Related departments will carry out market inspections and provide subsidies for catering businesses.
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California’s SB 54 Forces Full Shift to Compostable Tableware, Corn Starch Leads Adoption
Jun 15, 2026
With California’s SB 54 taking full effect in May 2026, single-use plastic foodware must be recyclable or certified compostable. Corn starch tableware is leading adoption, offering heat resistance, PFAS-free safety, and compliance for foodservice operators across the state.
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Corn Starch Tableware Takes Off in the Middle East Amid 2026 Plastic Bans
Jun 12, 2026
Corn starch tableware is widely used in the Middle East to comply with new plastic bans. It is fully biodegradable and favored by restaurants, hotels and major international brands.
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Major U.S. Retailers Mandate 100% Compostable Service Ware, Boosting Demand for Certified Corn Starch Plastics
Jun 10, 2026
To achieve sustainable development, major American retailers and catering chains plan to phase out traditional single-use plastics and adopt compostable corn starch-based tableware by 2027. All products must meet the ASTM D6400 standard and completely ban PFAS harmful substances. Currently, more suppliers actively develop certified and traceable biodegradable products, and retailers choose to cooperate with manufacturers to customize environmentally friendly tableware. This new industry regulati
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EU’s 2026 PPWR Regulations Drive Surge in Certified Corn Starch Tableware Demand
Jun 08, 2026
The EU’s 2026 Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) mandates EN 13432-compliant compostable tableware, eliminating uncertified alternatives. Certified corn starch-based products have become the only fully compliant option, reshaping the EU food service supply chain and driving export demand.
