Paper & Paper Board
Straws made from dried coconut leaves.
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A lot of packaging is sold as green. Here is what each option is actually made of, and what happens to it after the meal.
| This product CocoCraft Edition | BaselinePlastic | Sold as ecoPlastic-lined paper | Sold as ecoPlastic-coated paper | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Made from | Dried coconut leaf | Oil or natural gas | Paper with a thin plastic film inside | Paper or board with a plastic coat |
| Plastic in it | None | All of it | A film on the side that touches food | A coat on the surface |
| Breaks down | 8-12 Weeks | Doesn’t. Lasts centuries, as microplastics | The paper does; the film stays | The paper does; the coat stays |
| The real difference | Farm waste that is often incinerated otherwise | Here for centuries after one meal | Plastic hidden inside paper | A plastic coat, sold as paper |

The CocoCraft Edition
Dried coconut leaf, naturally water-resistant. Made by hand from leaves that would otherwise be burned or discarded.