restaurants should start using corn and vegetable based take home containers 3 cheers

A few of my local coffee and food joints have begun using biodegradable and compost-friendly corn-based containers. That’s about as much as I know—and they’re obviously priced low enough to be used by independent coffee houses and restaurants. Does anybody know drawbacks to this material? Seems like a decent idea to me. Less styrofoam and I’m told, with the cups at least, that they break down in compost in 45 days!




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45 days is pretty darn good! I don’t see any drawbacks. If you ask me, everything, and I mean everything that is made of plastic should be biodegradable and 100% post-consumer: disposable utensils, plates, take-out containers, electronic/appliance plastic parts, drinking glasses, pens, you name it!




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