Common renewable or degradable materials for environmentally friendly tableware

Bamboo: Bamboo is a fast-growing plant that is naturally antibacterial and durable. It is widely used to make chopsticks, dinner plates, cutlery and other tableware.

Oyster shell: Oyster shell is a natural and renewable material with good heat resistance and sturdiness. It is often used to make dinner plates, bowls, cups and cutlery.

Pulp: Made from fibrous plants such as bamboo, wood or waste paper, pulp is a renewable and degradable material. Paper pulp tableware includes paper plates, paper bowls, paper cups, etc.

Plant fiber: Plant fiber is fiber extracted from the stems, leaves or roots of plants, such as palm leaf fiber, rattan fiber, etc. These fibers are used to make tableware such as bowls, plates and chopsticks.

Starch Plastics: Starch plastics are biodegradable plastics made from plant starches such as corn starch. It can be used to make tableware and packaging materials.

Mycelium: Mycelium is a biodegradable material formed from filaments grown by fungi. It can be used to make tableware and packaging materials, and has good degradability and environmental protection.

These renewable or degradable materials are widely used in environmentally friendly tableware. They have lower environmental impact, can reduce the demand for limited resources, and reduce the burden on the environment.