The reason why straws need to be flexible is that they are used typically on the move, as well as by kids and disabled, ill or older people.
You don’t want a straw to be a hazard if the person misaims or falls.
That is not an issue with paper straws. The very facts that they are made of paper and get softer when in contact with liquids make them an ideal material for such users.
Paper straws are extremely light and are therefore a great substitute to plastic ones. This gives them the same advantages as plastic straws when we consider the transport footprint and the storage and manipulation by staff in F&B outlets.
One question that may arise is the safety of the straw ingredients, in particular the colors and treatments used to seal the paper against water.
All ingredients used in a production of a paper straw comply with food contact requirements.
That is why we love paper straws at Archroma – they are such a perfect illustration of “The Archroma Way to a Sustainable World: Safe, efficient, enhanced, it’s our nature”.
Paper straws are safe for humans - and turtles! especially when made with the right ingredients by Archroma.
Paper straws are efficient; they last just as long as they need to.
Paper straws are made of a beautiful natural material, they can be colorful and trendy, and they are so much more sustainable as plastic ones!
Without chemistry we wouldn’t have packaging at all — sustainable or otherwise. Yet, the role of chemistry in packaging is often unacknowledged, even by seasoned packaging professionals. This article explores the role of chemistry, both as an integral part of every package, and as the driving force behind true circularity in this sector.
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Every year on March 22, people worldwide mark World Water Day: a time to celebrate water and take action on the global water crisis. This year, the date also coincides with Earth Hour, when millions switch off lights and pledge an hour of their time to the planet.
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