The new biodegradable avocado sorbets that fury in the nets

February 12, 2019

A Mexican businessman has developed a new invention that allows different cutlery to degrade in less than eight months.

These last years, Scott Munguía created, in principle as university research, biodegradable sorbets. The new idea was born as a result of the the pollution that the environment is undergoing today. For the employer, it is extremely necessary that cutlery be made with other types of materials.

These are completely covered with plastic covering which are in the industrial waste of avocado bones. That is the raw material of objects made by "Biofase" It is of plant origin. In addition, thousands of restaurants and bars around the world have decided eliminate from their services traditional plastic sorbets in the last months.

"We grew up thanks to consumer demand looking for alternatives to plastic"Scott explained in an interview on the portal Verne. The company is located in Michoacan, Mexico, and already has three money that produce between 300 and 400 tons cutlery.

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The new sorbets will degrade only eight months, unlike those of traditional plastic, who stay in the environment up to 100 years. Similarly, the company believes that in the future, it will also develop another type of cutlery, such as plates and glbades.

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Scott's proposal is making a splash on social networks, with thousands of users supporting daily environmental protection. In fact, the different Alarms that provide prestigious university centers worry many people worldwide.

However, the Mexican entrepreneur has a positive view on the future of plastics manufacturing. "I'm optimistic, I think that in five years, more than 40% of the plastics we use will be biodegradable", Scott pointed out.

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Despite being a success, Biofase It is still not booming in your country, but it triumphs mainly in foreign markets such as United States, Spain, United Kingdom and Central America."In Mexico, we are not slow, but on the contrary, we are very fast because consumers demand solutions other than plastic", added the business man.