Today, let's take a look at the preferences of Japan and Germany for straws.

Japan:

Bendable straws: Japanese consumers prefer bendable disposable straws, especially for children and pregnant women. This straw can be bent according to the needs of the user, easy to drink, suitable for use in a variety of scenarios, such as drinking juice, milk and other drinks. Moreover, Japan's flexible straws also pay attention to safety and environmental protection in the material, and some products are made of degradable materials.

Paper straws: As a country with high environmental awareness, paper straws are also widely welcomed. Many convenience stores and vending machines provide drinks with paper straws, and the government is also actively promoting the catering industry to reduce the use of plastic straws and promote environmentally friendly alternatives such as paper straws.

Germany:

Paper straws: German consumers are very concerned about environmental issues, so paper straws occupy a certain share of the German market. In order to meet consumer demand and comply with environmental regulations, German catering companies and beverage stores have gradually increased the use of paper straws. Moreover, the production technology of paper straws in Germany is more advanced, and the product quality is higher, which can meet the requirements of consumers for the use experience.

Glass straws: Because of the exquisite glass manufacturing technology in Germany, glass straws also have a certain market in Germany. Glass straws can be reused, more environmentally friendly, and have high transparency and beauty, suitable for consumers with high quality requirements. However, glass straws are relatively heavy, less convenient to carry, and generally more suitable for use in families or specific places.