How to use 100% biodegradable compostable straw particles to reduce plastic pollution?

1. Replace traditional plastic straws
100% biodegradable compostable straw particles are processed into straws and widely used in the catering industry, especially beverage shops, coffee shops and fast food restaurants. This can directly replace traditional plastic straws and reduce the generation of plastic waste.
Through publicity and education, improve consumers' awareness and acceptance of environmentally friendly straws. Encourage consumers to actively request the use of biodegradable straws when choosing beverages, thereby reducing the demand for disposable plastic straws.

2. Promote the research and development and application of biodegradable materials
Encourage and support scientific research institutions and enterprises to develop more types of biodegradable materials, especially those with excellent performance and lower cost. The successful development of 100% biodegradable compostable straw particles is a good example, which shows the potential of biodegradable materials in reducing plastic pollution.

3. Improve the recycling and treatment system
Establish a wide-ranging biodegradable plastic recycling network, including recycling stations, recycling vehicles, etc., to facilitate consumers to recycle used biodegradable straws and other plastic products. According to the characteristics of biodegradable plastics, research and develop and optimize corresponding treatment processes, such as composting and biodegradation, to ensure that these plastics can be effectively utilized and harmlessly treated.

4. Improve public environmental awareness
Through various channels such as media, the Internet, and community activities, strengthen publicity and education on environmental protection knowledge to improve the public's awareness and attention to plastic pollution. Encourage the public to choose environmentally friendly and sustainable products and services, such as using biodegradable straws and shopping bags, to reduce dependence on and consumption of disposable plastic products.