Our company is closely monitoring news in the recycling industry. An interesting piece of news caught our attention: the number of recyclable materials is growing. Everyone knows that recyclable materials such as waste paper, including 11 OCC, or plastic are actively recycled, with factories opening up everywhere for such purposes. Manufacturers of various goods frequently incorporate recycled paper or plastic into their production processes. Now, in India, attention has turned toward sugarcane waste.
What are they making from sugarcane waste in India? It serves as an excellent raw material for compostable food packaging, which, under the right conditions, is broken down by microorganisms into harmless, natural components. Naturally, processing sugarcane waste requires specific technology. But where does this waste come from? It accumulates at facilities that extract juice from the sugarcane plant during the crushing process.
