Eco-friendly

If you are looking for a natural and sustainable alternative to plastic disposable cutlery, Aevia’s wooden cutlery may be the answer. Made of birch wood, these disposable wooden cutlery sets are sturdy, heat-tolerant, and biodegradable. They are a great option for most meals, as well as special occasions such as birthdays and parties. These eco-friendly cutlery sets are also ideal for coffee shops, craft projects, and fast-food restaurants.

INTRODUCTION

It seems like we can’t go a day without hearing about some new product or invention that is changing the way we live. So, when it was announced that disposable wooden chopsticks were the latest innovation to hit the market, we had to check out what all the fuss was about!

Disposable Wooden Chopsticks are made out of sustainable materials like bamboo and ash, and according to their manufacturers, they’re environmentally-friendly because they take up less space than traditional chopsticks and don’t require any water or soap to be used. Plus, they might just become your new favorite eating utensil!

Humans currently produce more than 350 million metric tons of plastic waste annually. 91% of plastic waste is disposed of by way of burial, landfill, or incineration and only 9% is recycled.

Plastic waste has been causing climate change as well as heavy environmental pollution, urgent problems that need to be solved.

As a resident of our world, we should do something to help stop plastic pollution. KEGO will put a list of eco-friendly products to show you how easy it is to help reduce plastic.

Everyone knows plastic is a huge problem, which causes much damage to the natural environment. In this article, we will discuss what plastic pollution is, the causes of plastic pollution and the solution to plastic pollution, especially tips for individuals to reduce plastics themselves.

When it comes to choosing disposable cutlery, many people usually prefer cutlery made of plastic. Plastic is cheap and easily available. However, there are many disadvantages of using plastic cutlery. One of the most significant problems of using plastic is that it absorbs and releases toxic chemicals that have the potential to harm a wide variety of life. Also, it is made from nonrenewable resources which means it is not environmentally friendly.

Europe has called for a ban on all disposable plastic cutlery, including cups, plates, knives, forks and spoons.The Independent reported. In the future, these products will have to be made from compostable or bioderived materials. The ban stipulates that the use of other non-substitute plastics used in EU countries should be reduced by 2025.

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As concerns about plastic pollution, many people all over the world have changed their behavior from using plastic cutlery to using wooden cutlery as an eco-friendly way to reduce their impact on the environment. We will explore some of the environmental benefits of wooden cutlery to understand more about single-use wooden utensils.

Plastic pollution has become serious pollution, affecting all types of animals, plants, and humans. Fortunately, people have awareness of this problem and take action to solve it.
Many of us can see plastic pollution caused by everyday items we use and decided to change our habits ourselves. Millions of people all over the world have refused to use single-use plastic products like plastic cutlery, and plastic bags at home, at work, at supermarkets and other ways to reduce their impact on the environment.

Single-use plastics require large resource inputs and are heavily reliant on oil and fossil fuels. Disposable wooden utensils take a more sustainable approach to production. Birch and bamboo are two of the most common types of wood used. Both are relatively fast growing trees, so they can be planted for the sole purpose of harvesting. This allows old-growth and other natural forests to remain intact, protecting biodiversity. Currently over half of the world’s natural forests have been cut down.