Biodegradable bag

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Biodegradable bags are environmentally friendly bags typically made from natural materials or synthetic materials that can be decomposed by microorganisms. Compared with traditional plastic bags, biodegradable bags can decompose faster in natural environments, reducing pollution to the environment.

The main features of biodegradable bags include:

Environmental Protection: It can reduce the pollution of soil, water sources, and air caused by plastic waste.

Sustainable: Using renewable resources or biodegradable materials can help promote sustainable development.

Safety: The decomposed products are usually harmless to the environment.

Biodegradable bags have a wide range of applications, such as:

Shopping bags: Replace traditional plastic bags in supermarkets, stores, and other places to reduce plastic pollution.

Garbage bag: used for garbage collection in households and public places, reducing the impact on the environment.

Packaging materials: can be used for packaging products such as food and medicine, meeting environmental requirements.

With the increasing awareness of environmental protection among people, the demand for biodegradable bags is also constantly growing. In the future, biodegradable bags are expected to be widely used in more fields, contributing to the protection of the Earth's environment.

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