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What are Co bang (lepironia articulata) straws?
Co bang (Lepironia articulata) and straws made of it:
Co bang (Lepironia articulata) grows naturally and is planted in the Mekong Delta in southern Vietnam. Its stem is hard and flexible with a diameter of 5–8 mm, growing 1m high vertically with horizontal trace. The local people collect and use Co bang (Lepironia articulata) to make fine-art handicraft products such as weaved cushions, hats, packaging, roofing, etc.
On discovering the superior utility of Co bang (Lepironia articulata), PeaGreen has cooperated with the local farmers in manufacture of co bang (lepironia articulata) straws to replace current plastic and metal straws used in daily lives.
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Why should we use co bang (lepironia articulata) straws?
Characteristics of co bang (lepironia articulata) straws. Why should we use natural straws?
- No dyes.
- 100% natural and environmentally friendly.
- Biodegradable, re-composted as fertilizer for plants.
- Made of natural grass material.
- Durable and flexible.
- No chlorine chemicals.
- Single-use and biodegradable straws.
- Quickly regenerated material areas, in which it takes Co bang (Lepironia articulata) only 7-10 months to grow and be harvested.
- No plant preservatives, due to growing in acidic alum water environment, Co bang (Lepironia articulata) is immune from pests and parasites.
Manufacturing process of natural co bang (lepironia articulata) straws.
How do we manufacture co bang (lepironia articulata) straws?
- Farmers harvest mature Co bang (Lepironia articulata) from 7 months to 10months.
- Choose stems with proper diameter of 5-8 mm for straws, cut into pieces of 13 - 25 cm in length depending on the actual used sizes.
- Clear straw core to remove inner diaphragms.
- Clean stems with shell powder or clean white sand.
- Rinse and soak with dilute saltwater for about 30 minutes.
- Let dry and put into the dryer at the right temperature and in the right time.
- Check each straw and remove unqualified straws.
- Pack with regulated numbers and sizes.
- Introduce single-use grass straws instead of plastic straws into daily use.
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The need to reduce plastic straws to protect oceans and marine life.
This is the original video! Filmed by Christine Figgener, marine biologist at Texas A&M University.
***WARNING: Graphic Content & Inappropiate/ Strong Language!*** This video shows graphically why plastic waste is detrimental to marine life, especially single-use plastics (such as straws, which are one of the most redundant items). This turtle suffers from an item that is human-made and used by most of us frequently. The research team around Christine Figgener (Texas A&M University) found a male Olive Ridley sea turtle during an in-water research trip in Costa Rica. He had a 10-12 cm PLASTIC STRAW lodged in his nostril and they removed it.
SAY "NO" TO PLASTIC STRAWS, AND ANY KIND OF ONE-TIME USE PLASTIC ITEMS!
