Bagasse belongs to wet garbage, which is characterized by easy decay and degradation. The common wet garbage in life includes leftovers, expired food, food waste and other wastes, and bagasse has many uses, which can be made into paper cup base paper, fully degradable paper agricultural plastic film, paper tableware and other resources. Bagasse belongs to wet garbage

Bagasse belongs to wet garbage, which usually refers to perishable garbage or meal waste, and this kind of garbage is characterized by easy decay and degradation. The common wet garbage in life includes leftovers, expired food, food waste, flowers and green plants.

When putting wet garbage at ordinary times, it is necessary to pay attention to that milk or other pure liquid food garbage needs to be put directly into the drain, and the packaged wet garbage needs to be unpacked and put into the corresponding recyclable or dry garbage collection box.

Bagasse has many uses. At present, there are mature technologies to make paper cup base paper from bagasse, or fully degradable paper agricultural mulch film and paper tableware. Moreover, the chemical composition of bagasse is similar to that of wood, and it is also a good raw material for board making.