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Although the feeling of using a glass straw takes a little getting used to, we came around to these for a number of reasons. You should keep any form of plastic or unsustainable product away from the compost pile, it can ruin the entire pile, and rather than fertilizing the soil, it causes damage instead.

In terms of looks they are both fantastic choices and can be bought together to provide a different fun look and design option depending on the style of drink. This is often the result of consuming products that use refined ingredients or sugar alcohols to add sweetness, or even due to a lack of digestive enzymes within their gut to break down the food.Should your straws be hand made, these require washing in soapy water, rinsing and drying immediately.

Europe will follow suit and will implement a similar ban in 2021 and Canada have also recently announced that they will ban single-use plastics too. This limits waste throughout the entire production process, and helps to support local communities in rural areas. It represents strength and versatility andis usedfor avariety ofthings, not just for drinking straws. We farm our bamboo responsibly and the technique used by our farmers is a century old tradition in which we upkeep in the most ethical and responsible way possible.

Tropeaka’s premium, high-quality nutrient dense wholefood formulas, together with their dedication to worthy social and environmental causes, gives me overwhelming confidence in recommending them to my clients. However, our top tip is to use them in your garden as plant stands or give them to the kids for craft projects! But, they may have to be used several hundred times to make up for the energy used in the production process. I also highlight ongoing environmental challenges such as pollution, global warming, water shortages, acid rain, deforestation, and overpopulation.