Founded in 1994, Soton Straws (Yiwu Shuangtong Daily Necessities Co., Ltd.) is a global leader in eco-friendly disposable products, specializing in biodegradable straws, cups, and tableware. As the world's largest drinking straw manufacturer, its website (https://www.sotonstraws.com) showcases over 700+ innovative designs, including PLA, paper, stainless steel, and sugarcane-based alternatives . The company operates an 80,000㎡ GMP-certified facility in Zhejiang and has drafted over 10 international standards for the industry . Emphasizing sustainability, Soton integrates green practices like water recycling and carbon-neutral systems . The website also highlights its cultural exhibitions, such as the China Straw Museum , and global engagements like 24/7 livestreaming at virtual trade fairs . Available in multiple languages (English, Japanese, Spanish, Arabic), it serves as a hub for clients seeking eco-conscious solutions and industry insights.
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