Disposable paper cups as an essential item in our life, what can it be used for? 1. drinks: disposable paper cups are usually used to load drinks. Both can be filled with hot drinks, such as coffee, tea, hot chocolate, etc., can also be filled with cold drinks, such as juice, soda, iced coffee, ice cream, iced tea, etc.. 2. Liquid Foods: disposable paper cups can be used to load porridge, yogurt, milkshake, sauce and so on. 3. Solid Foods: fruit, salad, cookies, snacks All in all, paper cups are very flexible. You can use them to hold any drink or food you like.

Plastic-free coated paper cups are also called barrier coated paper cups. After use, the surface coating will decompose and disappear after treatment. At this time, the paper can be completely recycled.

Aqueous barrier coating ,which is water based.Paperboard with aqueous barrier coating is compostable, recyclable, repulpable, hot sealable, water and oil resistance.   Now Elements has passed the home compostable test of no plastic coating paper cups and obtained the certificate, which means that we can customize the design and production of plastic free coating paper cups with compostable properties. Ordinary families can also handle these uses, which will greatly reduce the increasingly serious pollution problem of paper cups and reduce the load of public facilities on the treatment of polluted waste. At the same time, individuals can fulfill our environmental protection obligations by disposing of waste paper cups.   For more information about compostable non-plastic coated paper cups, please contact us to learn more.  

First of all, we must understand the substance PFAS. The full name of PFAS (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) refers to perfluorinated or polyfluoroalkyl compounds, including nearly 5,000 industrially produced chemical substances, such as PFOA, PFOS, PFHxS, PFCAs etc. belong to PFAS.     Because of its unique physical and chemical properties, including oil and water resistance, it is mostly used in food packaging. However, PFAS is a persistent organic pollutant that causes lasting damage to humans and the environment. Many countries have banned the use of PFAS.   Therefore, products that do not contain fluorine or polyfluoroalkyl compounds can be called No PFAS.