From trees to plants. Is this the next step?
Today we are using more and more paper. And it seems that in the future we will use even more due to the plastic ban. Does it make sense to look at different raw materials for paper?
Trees are sustainable but it takes a few years to grow them before we can harvest but we do have a lot of agro waste.
Sugarcane production agro waste can and it is used to produce paper, so it is a win win for the farmers and the consumers as we have to cut less trees and we do not burn the waste.
There are around 50 different plants that can be used to produce paper. Some have to be grown on purpose, some are agro waste or some are just the leaves that are used.
Here is a link to an article that will give you a different perspective on paper. https://brandongaille.com/29-insane-paper-consumption-statistics/
This is one company that sells sugarcane paper. https://calimawhitepaper.com
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