Bagasse Series

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Quality Control

Our material and products are certified with BPI(ASTM D6400), Din Certco(EN13432), and are food contact safe with FDA and EU test reports.

Custom Service

We provide compostable material and products to plastic manufacturers and end customers, and offer custom solutions according to customers' requirements.

Advanced Equipment

Our company has tableware packing machine, injection molding machine, napkin folding machine etc.

 

High quality

Our compostable tableware and other products are made of PLA and other compostable material. They are eco-friendly, non-toxic, food contact safe and naturally antibacterial.

What is Bagasse Series?

 

 

Bagasse is recycled fiber created when sugarcane is squeezed and you are left with fibrous pulp material. This material used to be disposed by burning which caused air pollution and other hazardous conditions. It is now processed into a usable form that is the raw material used for tableware.

OEM & ODM Services of Bagasse Series

 

Customized Sizes
The bagasse series can be customized to meet specific product length, width, and height requirements. For example, in the food packaging industry, if a product requires a container that is 10 inches in length, 6 inches in width, and 4 inches in height to fit the product snugly without wasting too much space, we can adjust the molding process accordingly. This dimensional accuracy ensures the best fit in the final product, reducing the need to fill gaps with additional packaging material.

 

Customized Thickness
The thickness of bagasse series products can also be customized. Thicker variants (approximately 2 - 3 mm) may be more suitable for applications where sturdiness is critical, such as packaging heavy or fragile items such as glassware or electronic components. On the other hand, thinner options (such as 1 - 1.5 mm) may be suitable for lighter products (such as baked goods or trinkets), striking a balance between protection and cost-effectiveness.

 

Material Composition
The OEM and ODM services of the bagasse series can customize the material composition and properties to meet specific application needs. While bagasse is the base material, it can be blended with other natural or synthetic fibers to enhance certain properties. For example, mixing a small amount (about 10 - 20%) of bamboo fiber with bagasse can increase the tensile strength of the final product. This mixture may be ideal for making packaging that needs to withstand some rough handling during transportation without tearing easily. Specific additives can also be incorporated into the material mix. For example, adding a controlled amount of a biodegradable plasticizer (about 5 - 10% by weight) can increase the flexibility of bagasse series products, making them more suitable for applications where the packaging needs to conform to the shape of the item, such as irregularly shaped handicrafts. By adjusting the ratio of bagasse fiber, binder, and additives, the strength and flexibility of the final product can be customized.

 

Smoothness Options
The surface of bagasse series items can be customized to different smoothness levels. For products that have labels or brands printed directly on the surface, a highly polished, smooth surface may be desired because it provides a better substrate for printing. Conversely, for products that require a more natural or tactile feel, a slightly textured surface may be selected, such as eco-friendly gift boxes.

 

Color Customization
The bagasse series can be dyed in a variety of colors to meet specific branding or aesthetic requirements. From natural earth tones like brown and beige to vibrant shades like blue and green, we use environmentally friendly dyes to achieve the desired color palette.

 

Printing Capabilities
High-quality printing techniques can be applied directly to the surface of bagasse series products. This includes options such as digital printing for detailed and colorful graphics, or flexographic printing for mass production of simpler designs.

 
Benefits of Bagasse Series
 
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Environmentally Friendly
Sugarcane bagasse tableware is a great choice for those looking to reduce their carbon footprint. It is biodegradable and compostable, which means it breaks down naturally, returning nutrients to the soil, without harming the environment.

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Renewable Resource
Sugarcane is a rapidly renewable resource that grows quickly and requires minimal resources to cultivate. This makes bagasse tableware a sustainable alternative compared to products made from fossil fuels.

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Non-toxic And Food Safe
Bagasse tableware is free from harmful chemicals, making it a safe choice for serving food. It doesn’t leach toxins or affect the taste of the food, ensuring a healthy dining experience.

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Sturdy And Versatile
Despite being lightweight, sugarcane bagasse tableware is sturdy and can withstand hot and cold temperatures, making it suitable for a wide range of dishes, from hot soups to cold salads.

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Customizable And Stylish
Manufacturers can easily mold sugarcane bagasse into various shapes and designs, allowing for customizable and aesthetically pleasing tableware options.

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Cost-effective
As the demand for eco-friendly products increases, the cost of sugarcane bagasse tableware is becoming more competitive, making it an affordable choice for businesses and consumers alike.

Types of Bagasse Series

 

Bagasse Cutlery
Bagasse can be used to make knives, forks and spoons. Bagasse utensils are resistant to water, oil and high temperature and are suitable for pasta, cake, bread and soup.

 

Bagasse Straws
The use of bagasse straws is similar to commonly used plastic straws. The only difference is that bagasse straws contain plant fibers and pellets and have the color of sugar cane. Bagasse straws do not become soft when soaked in water and are resistant to high temperature. They can be soaked in tea, coffee, soda and other beverages without dissolving into poisonous chemicals or generating odors that affect the taste of the beverage.

 

Bagasse Bowl & Plate
Chemical coatings are usually applied to bowl and plate for oil resistance. However, bagasse dishes are characterized by oil resistance and can be used for salad, roasted meat, potato chips, popcorn, bread and other foods. They can be washed and used repeatedly without having to apply additional chemical coatings.

 

Bagasse Reusable Cup
Bagasse cups are mainly used as a substitute for paper cups and can be used for coffee or tea. The cups will start breaking down naturally after they have been used for a period of time. New cups can be used as a replacement and the old ones can be buried in the soil. They will decompose naturally and facilitate the carbon storage in the soil.

 

Bagasse Bag
Bagasse bags can be used as trash bags, shopping bags, food bags and for other applications. The light and thin material quality facilitates rapid decomposition of the bags in the composting environment. With plant fibers as the raw material, there are no concerns about pollution that plastic pellets cause.

Application of Bagasse Series
 

Hospitality industry integration

The hospitality industry is increasingly embracing bagasse tableware, made from sugarcane fibers, to offer a blend of elegance and eco-consciousness. Hotels, restaurants, and catering services are adopting bagasse tableware to cater to the environmentally aware preferences of their patrons.

 

This choice provides a natural, appealing texture to dining settings without compromising on sustainability.

Corporate environments and offices

In corporate settings, the adoption of bagasse tableware is a strategic choice driven by sustainability and practicality. Corporate cafeterias and dining areas are transitioning towards eco-friendly solutions like bagasse tableware to align with their commitment to environmental responsibility.

 

One key reason for this shift is the superiority of bagasse over plastic. Unlike plastic, bagasse is biodegradable and compostable, reducing the environmental impact of waste generated in office spaces. It aligns with corporate values of sustainability, offering an eco-conscious dining experience.

Food service industry: Restaurants, cafes, and fast food chains

In the bustling realm of food service, bagasse tableware is making significant strides, reshaping the way restaurants, cafes, and fast-food chains approach sustainability. These establishments are turning to bagasse for its versatility and positive environmental impact.

Process of Bagasse Series
 

Raw material bagasse
Sugarcane is harvested by cutting down mature stalks either manually or with machinery. The stalks are then taken to a sugar mill where they go through crushing machines to extract the juice. The leftover fibrous residue, called bagasse, is collected and stored for further processing.

 

Bagasse processing
The collected bagasse undergoes a processing step to prepare it for plate production. Initially, the bagasse is washed to remove any impurities or debris. It is then subjected to a process of heat and pressure to remove excess moisture and lignin. Lignin is a natural binder found in the bagasse fibers that needs to be reduced to improve the quality of the final product. This process is commonly achieved by using steam or hot water, which softens the bagasse and helps in separating the fibers.

 

Pulp formation
Once the bagasse is processed, it is transformed into pulp. There are two main methods for pulp formation: Mechanical and chemical. In the mechanical method, the processed bagasse is mechanically beaten or refined to separate the fibers further. This results in a pulp-like consistency with individual fibers. In the chemical method, chemicals are used to break down the bagasse fibers, resulting in a finer pulp.

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Plate molding
The bagasse pulp is then molded into plate-shaped forms using specialized machinery. The molding process involves placing the bagasse pulp into plate-shaped molds that define the size and shape of the final plates. The molds can be customized to produce plates of various sizes, thicknesses, and designs.

 

Drying and pressing
Once the bagasse pulp is molded into plates, the plates need to be dried. This can be achieved through different methods, such as heat drying or air drying. Heat drying involves using ovens or drying chambers where the plates are subjected to controlled heat until they are completely dry.

Air drying, on the other hand, involves placing the plates in well-ventilated areas where natural air circulation helps in evaporating the moisture. Additionally, pressing may be applied to enhance the plate's strength and density. This can involve using hydraulic presses or other mechanical means to compress the plates, making them more rigid and durable.

 

Trimming and finishing
After the plates are dry, any excess material or rough edges are trimmed off to ensure uniformity in size and shape. Trimming can be done manually or using automated equipment.

Furthermore, the plates may undergo additional finishing processes to improve their appearance and performance. This can include polishing the surface to achieve a smoother texture or applying a food-grade coating to enhance water resistance and durability.

How to Maintain Bagasse Series
 

Avoid prolonged immersion

To preserve the water resistance of sugarcane bagasse products, it is advisable to minimize their exposure to liquids for extended periods.

Handle with care

Proper handling and storage of sugarcane bagasse products can help prevent damage that may compromise their water resistance. Store them in dry and controlled environments to maintain their integrity.

Choose appropriate products

Consider the intended use and duration of exposure when selecting sugarcane bagasse products. Opt for thicker and more robust options for applications that involve prolonged contact with liquids.

Compost and dispose responsibly

At the end of their lifecycle, ensure proper composting or disposal of sugarcane bagasse products according to local regulations. This helps maintain their sustainability and reduces environmental impact.

Key Factors Boosting the Global Bagasse Tableware Products Industry

 

 

Rising demand for environment-friendly products and expansion of food sector to boost the market
The increasing demand for environmentally friendly products and the growth of the food sector have been the main drivers for the growth of the bagasse tableware products industry.

 

The food sector plays an important role in the development of the market for bagasse tableware products. With the increasing number of restaurants, cafes, and food delivery services around the world, there is a huge need for food packaging solutions that are not only convenient but also sustainable.

 

Bagasse tableware products are compostable and made from renewable resources, fully meeting the sustainability goals of the food sector. In addition, the food sector is witnessing an increasing trend of environmentally conscious consumers who prefer environmentally friendly options.

 

Consumer environmental awareness and regulations that promote sustainable practices will also fuel adoption of bagasse tableware products in the food sector. As the focus on environmental sustainability increases, the market for bagasse tableware products is expected to continue to rise and expand.

 

Overall, the increasing demand for environmentally friendly alternatives and the growth of the food industry will continue to boost the target market.

 

Branding & customization of bagasse tableware products market to increase their demand in various sectors:
Branding and customization play an important role in increasing the demand for bagasse tableware in various sectors. The ability to customize and brand bagasse tableware not only adds aesthetic appeal but also offers a great opportunity to align branding and messaging with sustainability goals.

 

In the food and beverage sector, branding and personalization of bagasse products help businesses create a unique identity and strengthen their brand image. Restaurants, cafes, and catering services can extend brand visibility to customers by adding logos, slogans, or artwork to their packaging.

 

Further, packaging customization allows businesses to tailor products to specific requirements. For example, restaurants and food service providers can have custom-sized bowls or plates to fit unique menu items. This level of customization increases operational efficiency and customer satisfaction as it ensures the best fit for the food served.

 

Apart from the food sector, branding and packaging customization have found applications in various sectors. Event planners can, for example, use branded bagasse plates, cups and bowls to enhance the theme and atmosphere of the event.

 

Corporate offices can demonstrate their commitment to sustainability by adding branded bagasse towels to their canteens or corporate events. Branding and customization of bagasse products have become powerful marketing tools that drives demand in various sectors.

 
A Brief History of Sugarcane Bagasse

Clarence Birdseye discovered the use of sugarcane bagasse as a paper pulp substitute in the 1930s. The bagasse paper-making method was then used and further developed in a small laboratory in Peru, part of a sugar mill called Hacienda Paramonga.

 

In tropical and subtropical climates where sugarcane production is high — Including countries like Argentina, China, Colombia, India, Iran, and Thailand — The use of sugarcane bagasse as a paper pulp substitute is well-implemented. Although also usable as fuel to sustain the sugar mill production process, bagasse has been found to be more suitable to paper production due to its high moisture content.

 
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Shanghai Exquisite Biochemical Co., Ltd (Hereinafter PLAbiochem) is an enterprise specialized in the R&D, production and sales of compostable plastic material and products.

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FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of bagasse?

A: It's the fibrous substance that's left behind after the juice of the sugarcane plant is harvested. Up until recently, bagasse was often disposed of or left to rot. But today, it's used as a renewable resource for the production of paper products and as a fuel for factories.

Q: What is bagasse used as?

A: Bagasse (/bəˈɡæs/ bə-GAS) is the dry pulpy fibrous material that remains after crushing sugarcane or sorghum stalks to extract their juice. It is used as a biofuel for the production of heat, energy, and electricity, and in the manufacture of pulp and building materials.

Q: Is bagasse good?

A: Bagasse is suitable for both hot and cold products, making it very useful for food packaging and tableware. Additionally, it can be put in the freezer and the microwave. It's water-resistant and suitable for greasy foods and hot applications (up to 120℃).

Q: Are bagasse products safe?

A: Non-Toxic. With your customer's safety and the environment in mind, our bagasse products are plastic-free, elemental chlorine free, and contain no harmful chemicals. This makes bagasse products one of the safest and most environmentally-friendly solutions on the planet.

Q: What products are made from bagasse?

A: Because it uses a non-edible byproduct of a food production, this material is considered an extremely renewable resource. A variety of different products can be produced from bagasse, including paper products, paper packaging products and even to-go boxes, bowls, and trays.

Q: How long does bagasse last?

A: 60-90 days
Bagasse is 100% compostable and it biodegrades in 60-90 days. Through the use of this product, you are contributing to a sustainable planet. Bagasse is a tree-free readily renewable resource and provides a superior alternative to petroleum derived products.

Q: Can bagasse be used as mulch?

A: Sugarcane bagasse mulching conserves soil carbon and moisture on crop field. Sugarcane bagasse chips are susceptible to degradation by soil organisms.

Q: Is bagasse eco-friendly?

A: Bagasse is growing in popularity due to its environmentally friendly biodegradability, sustainability, and renewability. But other factors make bagasse a home run for businesses, consumers, and the environment.

Q: Can you microwave bagasse?

A: Also Bagasse products are heat tolerant can even be put in the microwave or the freezer. As with paper, extremely hot food might cause sugarcane to lose some of its strength, but it is one of the best compostable food service materials that can handle hot temperatures.

Q: Is bagasse waterproof?

A: The fibrous nature of bagasse creates a network structure that helps to prevent water from easily seeping through. However, it is important to note that while sugarcane bagasse products exhibit water resistance, they are not completely waterproof.

Q: Is bagasse flammable?

A: Unfortunately, it is well-known that large piles of bagasse are prone to spontaneous combustion.

Q: Can you bake in bagasse?

A: Bagasse not only feels nice, it's also reliable and sturdy. It can take the heat as well, handling temperatures from -25°C to 220°C. So, you can put this stuff in the freezer, microwave or oven if you like.

Q: How do you store bagasse?

A: Bagasse being a bulky low density material, must either be baled in high dense stacks to,facilitate storage ,and handling and also to reduce area of storage.

Q: Can you make paper from bagasse?

A: Bagasse can serve as a raw material for packaging paper, newsprint, paper containers and tissues instead of wood. It can be acquired in an eco-friendly way and the pulping process is relatively mild, making it a new raw material with development potential for paper making and more.

Q: Is bagasse compostable at home?

A: Unlike plastic or polystyrene products, bagasse products can be industrially and home compostable. Under composting conditions, bagasse, along with the food waste it contains, will break down into a nutrient-rich compost that can be used as fertiliser and soil conditioner.

Q: What is the difference between molasses and bagasse?

A: Bagasse is readily available as a waste product with high sugar content and has the potential as an environment friendly alternative to corn, as a source of biofuel ethanol. Molasses: Molasses or black treacle is a juice extracted from crushing or smashing sugarcane and it is boiled in order to concentrate it.

Q: Is bagasse recyclable?

A: No, sugarcane bagasse is not recyclable and should not be placed in recycling bins as it can contaminate the recycling process.

Q: What fabric is made from bagasse?

A: The apparel industry primarily utilizes sugarcane bagasse to produce textile rayon fibers such as viscose, modal, and lyocell. The process of turning bagasse into usable fabric is as follows: The sugarcane bagasse is shredded and broken down with eco-friendly chemicals.

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