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Do you have the long size of CPLA cutlery?
We are often asked by customers if you have a long series of CPLA cutlery. We currently have 150mm, 160mm, 170mm, and 175mm CPLA cutlery for our customers to choose from. After six months of research and development, the 08 and 09 series of CPLA cutlery coming in May 2023. After focusing on rese...Read more -
What’s the material of your Bio bag? Why don’t use the same material as your CPLA cutlery?
This is a nice question from one of our customers. You know, the material of our Bio bag is PLA+PBAT. PLA (Polylactic acid) is a brittle material, while PBAT is also an eco-friendly compostable material. In fact, previously, we used the 100% PLA bag to wrap our CPLA cutlery. However, there’s fe...Read more -
A great day to meet our Customer from Hawaii USA!
On April 13th, 2023, we met Customer from Hawaii USA. After a pleasant conversation in the conference room, our Sales Manager Summer & Sales Specialist Suzy accompany customer to visit 4 buildings workshop. From the raw material, production, finished products to the loading. The introduction...Read more -
How does the temperature affect the performance of the CPLA cutlery? What are the causes that make the cutlery break more easily?
Fahrenheit ℉ 华氏度 Celsius ℃ 摄氏度 It’s the end Feb. here in China, and the temperature is 0~10 degrees. We’ve got a complaint, although the customer is so gentle and polite to say that it’s not a complaint but just feedback with questions, in our eyes it is and we must fin...Read more -
Can your CPLA cutlery heat resistance up to 95℃?
This question is asked by one of our US customers, can your CPLA cutlery heat resistance up to 95℃? We think so, because we have tested our CPLA cutlery in boiling water, and it works. Also we took a video and sent it to our customer. Customer: Yes, I see, can you also show me some test reports...Read more -
Gifts for each staff from Quanhua and the partner WorldCentric
It is on Jan.12th, 2023 today. It’s a sunny warm day and a big important day too. In one hand company #Quanhua #Naturecutlery is giving the big gifts for their staff before the holiday begins, in another the partner #WorldCentric is giving their benefit back to each of their suppliers. Sm...Read more -
Why the prices are different for your cutlery?
There are 4 reasons at least caused the differences. 1.Materials of cutlery: TPLA/CPLA cutlery > PSM cutlery > PS/PP cutlery Generally, the material cost of PLA is more expensive than PSM, while PSM is higher than PS or PP. 2.Cutlery colors: colored cutlery > black cutlery > white c...Read more -
How to prove that your films and bags are biodegradable and compostable?
The products of CPLA cutlery are BPI certificated, then how about the packages? Are the packing materials safe? Generally, here are two kinds of raw materials used as the cutlery package. The 1st one is bags in kraft paper material, which are certainly biodegradable and compostable, and safe of c...Read more -
How to prove your CPLA cutlery heat resistance up to 80℃?
One day, asked this question by one of our customers, how to prove your CPLA cutlery heat resistance up to 80℃? Firstly, we tested our CPLA cutlery in hot water, and it works. Took a video and sent it to our customer. Customer: Yes, I see, do you have some test reports? So the test report is com...Read more -
Biodegradable VS Compostable
What Does Biodegradable Mean? Biodegradable refers to a product or object breaking down into natural elements, carbon dioxide, and water vapor by organisms such as bacteria and fungi, which are harmless to the environment. Generally, products that are derived from plants...Read more -
What does PSM mean when we say it’s PSM cutlery?
By mixing around 50%~60% of the plant materials such as corns, potatoes and other vegetables, plus 40%~45% around plastic fillers such as PP (polypropylene), PSM comes into being with capability of withstanding high temperatures up to 90℃ or 194° F; PSM is a biodegradabl...Read more -
The Difference Between PLA and CPLA
PLA is short for Polylactic acid or polylactide. It is a new type of biodegradable material, which is derived from renewable starch resources, such as corn, cassava and other crops. It is fermented and extracted by microorganisms to obtain lactic acid, and then refined, ...Read more
