

Code OHBM
Material sugarcane bagasse
Origin Vietnamese Paper Cups
Status In Stock
Price Contact us
Perhaps one of life’s most refined pleasures is enjoying a cool drink or a fragrant cup of tea. Yet that pleasure often feels incomplete — dulled by soulless plastic straws or fragile paper ones that fall apart before the last sip.
We’ve been searching for an alternative. And amid the rush of modern life, people are rediscovering a humble gift once forgotten — the sugarcane bagasse straw.
It’s not glamorous, but it carries the elegance of the earth, of plants, and of a “zero waste” story that deserves appreciation.
The sugarcane plant gives its sweetness to the world — and when its juice is pressed out, the fibrous remains, once seen as waste, are saved.
They are not burned, not discarded. Instead, through care and craftsmanship, they are molded and shaped into modest yet beautiful straws.
This is the essence of a circular economy. What was once a byproduct of the sugar industry becomes a thoughtful creation — taking nothing new from the earth, but continuing the natural cycle of life.
What makes sugarcane bagasse straws superior to paper or rice straws lies in their quiet strength.
They don’t rush. You can take your time with a hot coffee or let them rest in a glass of iced tea — they remain sturdy, smooth, and intact. No sogginess, no collapse.
They preserve their grace for up to twelve hours, ensuring your drinking experience stays perfect from start to finish.
Their durability is effortless, modest — and naturally admirable.
Above all, they are pure.
Pure like the sugarcane they come from. When you hold one, you can feel the texture of the fibers — free from microplastics, untouched by harsh bleaches or chemicals.
Because they are pure, they preserve the original flavor of your drink. Your tea stays aromatic, your water stays clean. You drink with peace of mind — feeling the calm assurance of something born entirely from nature.
Born from the earth, they return to it with grace.
When their purpose is fulfilled, sugarcane bagasse straws leave no burden behind. They decompose naturally within a few months, turning into compost — nourishment for new green sprouts.
A serene, complete life cycle — leaving nothing but goodness.
For cafés, restaurants, and brands that care about both aesthetics and conscience, sugarcane bagasse straws are a refined choice.
They are more than an eco-friendly alternative — they are a statement of care for customer experience, and of respect for nature.
Because true sophistication lies not in taking more, but in giving back — gracefully, sustainably, and full of heart.
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