1. A pack includes:
- Big straw (20 cm long)
- Medium straw (20 cm long)
- Small straw (20 cm long)
- Straw brush
2. Material: Bamboo
This beautiful straw set is the perfect alternative to the toxic plastic straw. It’s reusable, biodegradable and sustainable.
They come in 3 different widths that handle all kinds of drinks, 1 straw brush, and a mini canvas bag so you can safely place them in your travel bag.
Tre Viet’s Bamboo straws are quality control from raw materials to finished products.
It’s a handcrafted product made of natural wood which means every item may not be consistent in the same size, color, and patterns.
Benefits of using Bamboo Straws:
- The product can be reused many times
- Help save costs
- Reduce the amount of plastic waste
- Easy to decompose, does not affect the environment.
A pack include:
Big straw
Medium straw
Small straw
Straw brush
Preservation: Store in a cool dry place. Do not place the products directly on the ground or damp places
Bamboo is not an uncommon or rare commodity in Asia. Ancient dynasties and indigenous tribes have all used bamboo for various purposes over centuries. Human kind realized the wonders of bamboo early on and started cultivating it.
Viet bamboo was found in Vietnam with the aim to provide people with natural, high quality utensils made out of bamboo and wood. The texture is not only durable, long-lasting but also easy to clean. They want to reduce the rapid use of plastic in the community and educate people about the advantages of using bamboo as a substitute.
Bamboo is a wonder plant, which can sprout anywhere and grow to full length in about 7-8 years on its own. Viet Bamboo is on a mission to encourage local communities to grow bamboo and use daily household products made out of bamboo.
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Initially issued by Department of Planning and Investment of Ho Chi Minh City
Enterprise Code No.: 0316713818 - Date: 09 February 2021.