What is biobased plastic Biobased plastic is produced from renewable plant materials such as corn, potato, tapioca, wheat starch, bamboo cellulose, and sugar cane. These natural feedstocks are modified and plasticized to create a versatile material that differs from conventional, fossilfuel derived plastics. Key benefits Plantderived feedstock: made from grown crops rather than petroleumbased raw materials. Versatile and lightweight: suitable for a range of packaging and singleuse items; unit weight 1.1 ounce. Hospitalityready: designed and packaged for use in hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, guest rooms, and similar settings to enhance guest experience. Formulation choices: produced without heavy perfumes and with minimal unnecessary additives. Cruelty: not tested on animals. Product attributes Material: biobased plastic derived from corn, potato, tapioca, wheat starch, bamboo cellulose, and sugar cane. Weight: unit weight 1.1 ounce. Function: packaging and product applications intended for guest amenities and singleuse hospitality items. Compatibility: fits common hospitality service models and guest room setups. Practical applications Hotel guest amenities: compact, lightweight packaging suitable for guest rooms, bathroom amenities, or bedside supplies. Bed and breakfast and motel use: easytostore and distribute items for shortstay accommodation services. Travel and event kits: suitable for inclusion in travel amenity kits, conference welcome packs, and similar singleuse distributions. What to expect This product emphasizes plantbased content and practical performance for hospitality settings. It is supplied in compact, lightweight packaging with a focus on material origin and guestfriendly presentation.