What kind of wood is processed, simple and easy to sell?

Wood can be processed into disposable chopsticks for sale. Disposable chopsticks refer to disposable chopsticks, also known as "sanitary chopsticks" and "convenient chopsticks". Disposable chopsticks are the product of fast-paced society and resource saving. They are also products that lead to a sharp decline in forest resources.

There are mainly disposable wooden chopsticks and disposable bamboo chopsticks. Disposable chopsticks are favored by catering industry because of their sanitation and convenience, but the problem of destroying a large number of forest land with disposable wooden chopsticks is increasingly prominent. The consumption of wooden chopsticks in China market is huge, among which disposable wooden chopsticks consume 45 billion pairs (about 65.438+660 million cubic meters) every year. Every production of 5000 pairs of disposable wooden chopsticks will consume one poplar tree for 30 years, while the production of disposable wooden chopsticks in China will consume 100 mu of forest every day, with a total of 36,000 years in A Mu. In addition, inferior wooden chopsticks are not clean, but give people an illusion of hygiene.

Disposable bamboo chopsticks are made of renewable bamboo, which is economical and environmentally friendly, so they are used more and more widely. China has also adopted a preferential export tax rebate policy, encouraging the use of disposable bamboo chopsticks instead of disposable wooden chopsticks, reducing the use of wood and protecting forests.

Although China's export of disposable chopsticks to Japan has brought income to some places and created certain employment opportunities, we should also see the problems brought by this industry to China. If an adult tree can produce 10000 pairs of chopsticks, China needs at least 2.5 million trees to export more than 20 billion pairs of disposable chopsticks to Japan, and it needs to cut down hundreds of thousands of square kilometers of forest. Different from the "thinning" method adopted by Japan, most of the forest logging in China is "one-light" logging, which should be said to be destructive logging of existing forest resources. Due to the lack of follow-up tree planting, the original renewable forest resources have become disposable resources. This is a great waste of forestry resources in China.