Degradability: These lunch boxes are usually made of biodegradable materials such as starch, paper, and plant fibers, which can be decomposed by microorganisms in the natural environment, ultimately producing carbon dioxide and water without causing pollution to the environment.
Durable texture: The biodegradable lunch box has a durable texture that can be reused multiple times without deformation, and has high durability.
Multifunctionality: These lunch boxes usually have good water resistance, oil resistance, microwave resistance and other characteristics, which can meet various consumer needs such as microwave heating, refrigeration and storage.
Compliant with food safety standards: Many biodegradable meal boxes meet food safety standards and can be used with confidence for packaging food, such as takeout.
Good sealing performance: These lunch boxes are not prone to leakage during use, ensuring the hygiene and safety of food.
Utilizing waste plant resources: The raw materials for biodegradable meal boxes usually come from waste plant resources such as sugarcane bagasse, corn stalks, wheat straw, and bamboo fiber, which not only helps to save resources but also reduces environmental pollution.
Promoting circular economy: By recycling biodegradable food containers, the development of circular economy can be promoted, further reducing the generation of household waste.
Personalized customization: With the development of technology, biodegradable meal boxes can also be customized according to customer needs, such as shape, specifications, patterns, etc., to meet the needs of different occasions and consumers.