Paper bowls are paper containers made from chemically processed wood pulp paper through mechanical processing and bonding. They are bowl-shaped paper containers primarily used for holding food.
Paper cups for frozen foods are coated with wax and can hold ice cream, jam, and butter.
Paper cups for hot drinks are coated with plastic, can withstand temperatures above 90℃, and can even hold boiling water.
Paper bowls are characterized by their safety, hygiene, lightweight, and convenience. They can be used in public places, restaurants, and eateries, and are disposable.
Since their invention, paper bowls have rapidly become one of the most vibrant green tableware options of the 21st century. Internationally renowned fast-food chains such as McDonald's, KFC, Coca-Cola, Pepsi, and various instant noodle products all use disposable paper bowls.
