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0% plastic
A truly compostable drinking straw that builds healthy soil rather than polluting the ecosystem.
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100% grown in South Australia
Meet Josh, Peri and their family!
Their farm, located in South Australia, has been growing organic cereal rye for more than 20 years. They have a complete zero-waste lifestyle and they consume only what they produce.
Compostable.
never soggy.
dishwasher-able.
our straws are also:
A genuine natural product
Each Mister RYE straw is unique – with natural markings, various lengths and diameters.
These unique characteristics signify a genuinely natural product.
Mister RYE gives back
Bushfires have destroyed 10 millions hectares of our land. This is comparable to England’s land area of 13 million hectares. We are partnering with xxx revegetation project to plant trees in the McLaren Vale and see South Australia green again.
![As Green Entrepreneurs, lots of actions are dear to our heart.
Today let me tell you a story from our recent trip in Vietnam.
Côn Đảo is a group of islands off the southeast coast of Vietnam, also best known as a breeding ground for turtles that come here to nest.
This is the reason why we stayed a full month.
It was also a dream come true to witness this very special moment.
During our month exploring the island, we have been shocked at the quantity of plastic brought by the sea and littered by the local people.
We have been shocked to the point we believe turtles won’t come to nest in the coming years… [swipe to see plastic in turtles’ nest and how they lay eggs]
Laying eggs is a tremendous work for a sea turtle. It can take 2 to 3 hours just to dig the nest, and another hour to lay her 100 to 150 eggs! 🥚🥚🥚
It also happens that a turtle decide to not lay her eggs after hours of digging if she feels the nest is not safe enough.
We decided to make this message our priority and started picking up trash everywhere, then post pictures on local social channels. Locals were watching us filling up bags and were coming to take pictures.
Our time there went really fast and we don’t know if our actions had an impact. Deep inside, we strongly hope the locals will start similar initiatives, and social organisations will come to protect this island and its green turtles. There are only so little we can do to make an impact. 💚🐢](https://www.misterrye.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
