What is the advantage of plastic replaceable biodegradable materials over paper and wood?

Plastic-replaceable, biodegradable materials are used to replace plastics in all their roles, helping avoid plastic pollution and the health impacts of microplastics on the human body.

Factories that have a conscience should replace plastic raw materials with biodegradable, replaceable materials to stop conducting further environmental pollution and potential harm to human health. It's not about profit, it's about social responsibility and business ethics. Some consumers don't know what biodegradable materials are because plastics have existed for a hundred years. However, biodegradable materials are still new or just invented, so you won't expect your consumers to ask you, "Do you have biodegradable products?" But once they become more popular, they will ask, which gives them a sense that biodegradable products are more eco-friendly. So what? If you have biodegradable products in your showroom, they would definitely prefer them over plastics if they see them. If you have biodegradable products for sale, they would definitely buy.

Advantages of plastic replaceable biodegradable materials over paper and wood:

1, paper and wood may go moldy, but products produced from biodegradable materials won't. Products such as dishes, containers, and eating utensils that go moldy are harmful to health.

2, Paper would be mainly used to produce disposable products, but biodegradable materials could be used to produce disposable and non-disposable products. Sometimes the paper needs a layer of plastic film to protect it from water. Still, products made from biodegradable materials are a direct replacement for plastic and can be used to contain water.

3. Making a product from wood generally has a higher cost than the direct production of plastics. However, replacing the plastic masterbatches with biodegradable materials only results in a difference of raw-material expenses; the finished product still costs less than the product made from wood.

4, Wood and paper can't make flexible items similar to plastic film and plastic bags. Still, biodegradable materials can produce the same results as plastic film and plastic bags. Still, with better smell and feel, they can contain water, food, oil, detergent, and many chemicals.

5, Wood and paper can't produce clear, transparent items, but biodegradable materials can, which can create highly transparent items comparable to glass. It can be used to make many medical products that would surpass plastics, as there will be no harmful chemicals leeched into the liquid it contains.

6, Wood and paper do not have good colorability as biodegradable materials. Biodegradable materials use the same coloring process as plastics, so they can be colored in any color, just like plastics.