Introducing Agave Super Straws – the ultimate solution for sustainable sipping. Made from the versatile agave plant, these straws stand out in terms of durability and eco-friendliness. But what are agave straws made of exactly? The answer is simple: these little revolutionaries are composed entirely of agave fibers, making them 100% biodegradable.

But don't be fooled by their sustainable nature – these straws can hold up against any beverage, hot or cold. They won't bend or break like traditional plastic straws, saving you money and reducing your carbon footprint in the process.

Switching to Agave Super Straws means you can sip with a clear conscience, knowing you're making a smart choice for the planet. Say goodbye to wasteful plastic straws and hello to the future of sustainable sipping with Agave Super Straws.

Our agave company straws are not just a trendy alternative to plastic straws, they offer so much more than that. These agave biodegradable straws are supporting farmers in Mexico by utilizing the discarded bio waste from tequila production. This not only helps reduce waste but also provides an additional income stream for farmers.

The process of creating agave straws is simple yet innovative. The discarded agave fibers are re-purposed and transformed into eco-friendly straws that don't harm the environment. At the same time, this helps reduce plastic waste in the world.

As the popularity of agave straws continues to grow, so does the support for small-scale agave straw companies. These companies not only provide employment opportunities but also have a positive impact on the planet.

So, the next time you're out enjoying a cold drink, consider swapping your plastic straw for an agave straw. Doing so can make a huge difference in supporting farmers and reducing plastic waste. And the best part? You get to enjoy your drink without harming the planet.

Let's be honest here people, my life doesn't revolve around the environment and I'm pretty sure yours doesn't either.

But let's be real, those crazy videos you see of plastic islands in the ocean actually exist, and they probably aren't too far from your home. We're trashing the planet, our home.

Wouldn't you be concerned if seagulls were chocking on plastic in your bedroom? I'm not a scientist or a huge corporation, but I do have the power to change the world. And so do you.

All it takes is for you to change the straw you use, or maybe buy a reusable water bottle. It's 2023 people and there ARE alternatives to whatever sea creature killing habits you might have.

I know I'm not perfect (I like long showers), but I do genuinely want to help people and their businesses become a little greener.

Let's make a change - Bence Forgacs