We make the simplest straw on the market. A hollow grass stem, grown in a field, cut to length. Here is exactly what that means for your sustainability claims, your procurement team, and your guests.
Our straws are hollow grass stems. That is the only ingredient. No binders, no coatings, no additives, no processing chemicals. The cleanest label in the straw category.
Grown without pesticides or synthetic fertilisers. Our partner farms use traditional agricultural methods. No chemical residue on the product.
Natural grass stems biodegrade in standard commercial and home compost. No microplastics. No PFAS. No synthetic materials. Composts cleanly and completely.
If a Naturally Straw enters the ocean, it biodegrades. It does not fragment into microplastics. It does not persist in the food chain. It is the only straw that is genuinely ocean safe.
No gluten, no nuts, no dairy, no common allergens. The product is a dried grass stem — no processing facility cross-contamination. Suitable for all dietary requirements.
Grass crops sequester carbon during growth. Our straws are not processed, not manufactured, and not transported from a factory — they are grown and cut. Formal carbon accounting is in progress.
We are pursuing BPI (Biodegradable Products Institute) certification — the gold standard for compostability claims in North America. Expected completion 2026.
Our product qualifies for USDA BioPreferred designation as a 100% bio-based product. Application in progress.
We can provide grower declarations, ingredient statements, and supply chain documentation for procurement and sustainability reporting purposes. Email us with your specific requirements.
We are a small, transparent operation. If you need to know something about our product, ask. We will tell you exactly what it is, where it comes from, and how it was grown.
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