Paper Noodles Is A More Sustainable Alternative To Current Instant Ramen Packaging
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According to the World Instant Noodles Association, over 103 billion servings of instant noodles get consumed annually. It’s not hard to understand why, as it’s a quick, cheap, and versatile snack or meal.
Unfortunately, for all the convenience of instant ramen, nearly every serving comes wrapped in plastic, whether it’s in a styrofoam cup or a plastic bowl. Nearly none of it gets recycled, and it ends up in our oceans or landfills.

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