Plant-based plastics, also known as Bio-plastics, are creative new materials that have qualities and benefits similar to traditional plastics.

In contrast to regular plastic, which is generated from petroleum, bioplastic is made from a plant source. Wheat straw, bamboo fibre, rice husks, sugar cane, corn starch, and other plant-based polymers are all examples of plant based sustainable alternatives.

Wheat straw, like traditional plastics, is lightweight and durable, making it an innovative and sustainable alternative. Wheat straw is not made from fossil fuels, unlike conventional plastics.

Wheat straw is a form of edible grain that is used to produce foods like flour, bread, and wheat-derived goods like pasta all over the world. Wheat straw is a waste product that is frequently burned after the wheat grain is harvested; however, by repurposing this waste for sustainable, innovative materials and products, it becomes a terrific zero waste option.