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Company Introduction

• Lides is a professional brand dedicated to the research and development, production, and service of disposable tableware. With the brand slogan "Guards What You Serve" as its core mission, Lides is committed to providing safe, environmentally friendly, and high-quality disposable tableware solutions for the catering industry (restaurants, canteens, food delivery platforms, coffee and tea drinks, etc.), safeguarding consumers' "tongue safety" and the reputation and image of catering brands from the source.

Core Mission

• Replace traditional plastics with innovative and environmentally friendly materials, reduce global single use plastic pollution, and make every meal a kind return to the earth.

Main business: Full scene coverage of disposable tableware

• Lides focuses on the "service chain" of catering services, providing a variety of customized and sustainable disposable tableware products to meet the needs of different scenarios:Basic tableware series:Meal boxes (made of PP/pulp material, suitable for hot, cold, baking, etc.), bowls, and plates;Knife, fork, spoon (environmentally friendly materials such as biodegradable PLA, bamboo, stainless steel coating, etc.), chopsticks (bamboo chopsticks, paper chopsticks, biodegradable chopsticks);Straw (paper, PLA biodegradable, glass/stainless steel reusable), cup lid (leak proof, heat-insulating design).Scenario based customization solution:Takeout scenario: a drop resistant, leak proof, and insulated takeout exclusive set (meal box+tableware+bag combination), suitable for sub categories such as fast food, light food, and hot pot;Dining scene: a table disposable tableware bag with high appearance and easy storage (simple style, China-Chic style, etc.) to improve the dining experience;Special requirements: children's tableware (cartoon shaped, safe rounded corners), high-end banquet tableware (simulated porcelain texture, exquisite packaging), environmentally friendly event tableware (biodegradable+cultural and creative design).Environmental sustainability and innovation:Promote biodegradable materials such as PLA polylactic acid, sugarcane pulp, bamboo fiber, etc., to reduce the environmental burden of traditional plastic tableware;Explore a hybrid solution of "recycling+disposable" (such as reusable tableware rental+disposable backup) to help catering enterprises practice ESG concepts.

Quality Commitment

• The product has passed FDA certification, uses food grade raw materials and fully automated production lines, strictly implements the ISO 9001 quality management system, and ensures full traceability from raw materials to finished products.

• FAQ
  

1.Are your disposable tableware products food-safe?

• Yes. All our disposable tableware products (including plates, cups, bowls, cutlery and containers) fully comply with food contact safety standards. Manufactured with food-grade raw materials, they are free of BPA, toxic additives and harmful substances, and have no peculiar smell, ensuring safe use for both hot and cold food and beverages.

2.What are the market trends and challenges of biodegradable tableware?

• Trend: Global 'plastic ban' drives demand, PLA、 The technology of straw slurry and other materials is becoming increasingly mature. Challenge: 1) Costs are still higher than traditional plastics; 2) The terminal processing facilities are not perfect, and many areas lack industrial composting plants, resulting in the misdescription of "biodegradable"; 3) Consumer misconceptions (such as thinking that it can be discarded at will).

3.What are the main differences between eco-friendly tableware and traditional plastic tableware?

• Raw materials: using renewable resources (sugarcane bagasse, bamboo, corn, etc.) vs petroleum based plastics

  Degradability: Biodegradable vs. non degradable under industrial composting conditions

  Carbon emissions: Reduce carbon footprint by 30-70%

  Recycling: Partially compostable/recyclable vs limited traditional recycling system

4.Is paper tableware recyclable?

• Clean, uncontaminated paper tableware (such as dry takeaway paper bags, paper trays) can theoretically be recycled. However, paper products heavily contaminated with oil and food (such as pizza boxes and coated paper bowls) can reduce the quality of recycled pulp, which many recyclers do not accept and should be treated as other types of waste.