Why Change?

The 4th R - Renewable

Often, we all talk about 3Rs: Recycle, Reuse, and Reduce. However, in real life, 3 Rs are somewhat challenging to practice at all time. But what about the 4th R – Renewable

If it can’t be recycled, if it’s not reusable, and if we can’t reduce the usage, but at least, we can use products that are natural and renewable to minimize the impact to our environment.

Impossible Recovery & Possible Prevention

Nowadays, we heavily rely on the use of plastic products on a daily basis. The constant use of plastic ensures that we will not be able to recover our environment, but we can at least reduce the impact by switching to greener products.

Get to Know Compostable Materials

Corn-Plastics PLA

PLA stands for Polylactic Acid, or Polylactide, a versatile polymer produced by NatureWorks LLC.



The introduction of PLA is the world's first and only performance plastic made from 100% annually renewable resources.

Why PLA?

PLA is made from renewable resources

Fewer fossil resources are required to produce PLA

PLA production emits less carbon dioxide because it uses renewable resources as a feedstock.

PLA fits into any waste management system with a benefit

PLA has performance equal to or better than comparable petroleum-based products in many aspects

(Source: NatureWorks LLC. NatureWorksLLC.com)

Sugarcane Fibre

Sugarcane fibre is made from sugarcane plant.

Sugarcane fibre is sourced and reclaimed from sugar factories, and remake into sugarcane pulps and final products.

It is microwavable, recyclable, and compostable.