Speaking of disposable paper cups, we use most of them for guests at home. They are used for drinking water and making tea, such as milk tea and coffee that we drink outside.

Disposable containers provide us with convenience but also meet many big problems, among which the most serious is waste management and environmental pollution. The vast majority of disposable paper cups cannot be degraded and recycled, and the use of disposable paper cups filled with milk tea or coffee and other high-temperature liquids will produce harmful substances, which will have a bad impact on our human body.So what's a way to make a cup that'srecyclable,environmentally friendly,and can hold a hot liquid? Also is there.

BiomeBioplastics, an eco-friendly paper cup company, has used eucalyptus trees to replace traditional disposable paper cups with a biofriendly plastic. The new cup is made up of three parts, covered in bioplastic, with a wooden paper drinking cup inside and a lid made of different forms of bioplastic.
According to Biome, cups made from eucalyptus can be completely recycled and used to make wood or waste paper. After testing by the company's testers, the cup can be completely degraded after three months on the soil. After degradation, it can be used as compost, which is environmentally friendly, meaning that the land will not be polluted and the environment will not be damaged even if we bury it after use.
It's worth noting that the company is actively promoting the use of plastic made from vegetable starch to replace the disposable items in our lives, so we may see disposable bowls, chopsticks, spoons and so on.

Coffee shop chains across the UK are actively testing the cups to see how they perform, and if they do well, it is hoped the eco-friendly disposable wood cups will become the new standard across the industry, according to Sky News. Maybe soon will be introduced into our country, when the time comes we can use this environmental protection pollution-free disposable paper cup, is it looking forward to it?

Last but not least, although the disposable paper cup can be degradable soup cup or coffee cup, it still consumes resources and energy. Making it also uses resources and energy, and throwing it away once is not environmental protection. Therefore, we still recommend people to use less or not use disposable paper cups.