Pura Vida Bioplastics - Blog

Straw or No Straw: How Our Choices Impact Aquatic Wildlife One Straw at a Time HOW DOES PLASTIC IMPACT THE ENVIRONMENT? Plastic can be used

With plastic pollution becomes more and more visible to consumers and everyday citizens, cities, states, and countries have been enacting plastic bans.  As we begin

#puravidabioplastics New manufacturing facility is ready and awaiting the arrival of our new #biobased #homecompostable drinking straw manufacturing line next week. We are super excited

Our straw manufacturing line will hit the port of Houston and be delivered on the 26th. We are very excited @puravidabioplastics

“Market demand for bioplastics is ballooning, with global industrial output predicted to reach 2.62 million tonnes annually by 2023… that’s only one percent of the 335

Cities coast to coast are banning, taxing or boycotting traditional single-use plastic straws in an effort to reduce waste and protect the environment. Yet consumers

You may already be trying to cut down on your plastic usage because the material doesn’t biodegrade and it can pollute the planet for hundreds

“Hello everybody! There is no global warming.” 😂pic.twitter.com/0HVyh7VPi4 — Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) July 8, 2021

Laura Leebrick, a manager at Rogue Disposal & Recycling in southern Oregon, is standing on the end of its landfill watching an avalanche of plastic