Today we start with two countries: the United States and France.

United States:

Paper straws: In the United States, with the increase in environmental awareness, the use of paper straws is becoming more and more widespread. Many catering companies and beverage stores have replaced plastic straws with paper straws in response to the call for environmental protection. Especially in some big cities, coffee shops, fast food restaurants and other places, paper straws can be seen everywhere. For example, chains such as Starbucks have fully adopted paper straws in their stores in the US. Moreover, American consumers' acceptance of environmentally friendly products has gradually increased, and paper straws are favored by many consumers because of their degradable characteristics. In addition, for special occasions such as Independence Day parties, there will be custom paper straws with elements of the American flag or other distinctive patterns.

Biodegradable plastic straws: Although the United States is vigorously promoting environmentally friendly alternatives such as paper straws, there is still a market for biodegradable plastic straws to a certain extent. Some consumers believe that degradable plastic straws are closer to traditional plastic straws in the use experience, and have a certain degree of environmental protection, so they will choose to use them.

France:

Biodegradable straws: France has always been a leader in environmental protection, and biodegradable straws have received attention in the French market. This straw is made of natural materials, such as plant starch, which can be rapidly degraded in the natural environment with less impact on the environment. Some high-end restaurants and cafes in France will choose to use biodegradable straws to reflect their environmental concerns.

Art design straw: France is a country full of art atmosphere, and the design of straw also reflects this. Some disposable straws with unique design and artistic sense are very popular in the French market, such as straws with French cultural elements, artistic patterns or fashion design, which not only meet the needs of consumers, but also have a certain decorative and collection value.