Recyclable pulp boxes have a wide variety of uses, mainly including the following aspects:
Environmentally friendly storage boxes: Pulp boxes can be made into various storage boxes for storing small items, such as eco-friendly bags, paper towels, etc. This storage box is not only environmentally friendly, but also beautiful in appearance and highly functional.
Tableware: Tableware made from renewable resources such as sugarcane and wheat straw has a wide range of raw materials, does not contain plastic, is renewable and recyclable, and most importantly, can be naturally degraded into organic fertilizer. This kind of tableware can be naturally degraded during garbage sorting, reducing environmental pollution.
Test kit: The design agency Morrama has launched a biodegradable and completely recyclable new crown test kit called ECO-FLO. The kit uses pulp molding to make the body, and the outer packaging uses biodegradable packaging film, which can be completely decomposed within four to six weeks.
Mask: Degradable masks designed with wood fiber, such as Canadian N95 masks, have frames made entirely of wood fiber, which have good breathability and environmental protection.
DIY creation: Pulp boxes can also be used for DIY creations, such as making dishes, handicrafts, etc. By adding black tea and plant dyes, pulp products with unique colors and textures can be made, which are suitable as handbook materials or small items for storage.
Environmental advantages of pulp molding products: Pulp molding products are more environmentally friendly than traditional plastic packaging boxes. Traditional plastic packaging boxes take a long time to degrade and are prone to environmental pollution, while pulp molding products can be naturally degraded into organic fertilizers, reducing harm to the environment.