About Rice Straw
If you haven’t yet changed to an eco-friendly alternative, 2020 will see single use plastic straws banned completely from the UK, joining many countries and global companies around the
Why Rice Straw
100% Biodegradable
Eco-Friendly
Tastless & Odourless
Edible
to clean oceans from plastic straws.
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the choices we make can change the future, and choosing RICESTRAWS as a 100% recyclable alternative to plastic makes you a valuable part of the solution!
Eco Friendly Colours
Blue Pea
Blue pea (Clitoria ternatean) – grown in Thailand and Burma and used for centu-ries as a natural dye for food and fabrics.
Yellow
Gardenia (Gardenia augusta) – This plant provides a small oval fruit which is dried and ground, then used as a natural dye.
Lemon
Amaranth. This plant is native to the americas and creates a dye from crim-son red to sunset yellow.
Red
Magenta – grown in Asia as a food and clothing dye, this plant provides rich purple tones, is tasteless and odourless.
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| Packets per case | Straws per packet | Cases per pallet |
| 45 | 40 | 48 |
| Straws per case | Straws per pallet |
| 1800 | 86400 |
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