DISPOSABLE ECOLOGICAL CONTAINERS FROM CANE BIOMASS AND THEIR DECOMPOSITION PROPERTIES
Abstract
This article is devoted to the analysis of the decomposition properties of disposable ecological containers produced from cane biomass and the assessment of their environmental friendliness. The article explores the properties of cane biomass, manufacturing technologies, and degradation processes through analysis of modern literature. The results show that Reed-based containers have significant environmental advantages over traditional plastic containers, with the ability to fully decompose in 90-180 days. The research conclusions confirm that Cane biomass is a promising alternative within sustainable development goals.
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