Core Viewpoint - The new "plastic ban" in Shanghai aims to eliminate non-recyclable and environmentally harmful disposable tableware, prompting businesses to seek eco-friendly alternatives and innovate in product development [1][3]. Industry Impact - The implementation of the "plastic ban" has led many businesses to explore recyclable, biodegradable, and reusable products, with a focus on materials like sugarcane residue and bamboo fiber [1][9]. - Companies in the plastic manufacturing sector are adjusting their production processes to incorporate new raw materials and technologies to comply with the ban [3][5]. Market Opportunities - Export-oriented companies are recognizing new market opportunities, with a shift towards domestic sales of biodegradable products that are easy to compost and recycle [7]. - The demand for eco-friendly products is increasing, with companies reporting a 10% rise in sales due to the new regulations [13]. Production Capacity - Some companies are capable of producing significant quantities of biodegradable products, with daily outputs reaching around 10 tons, contributing to annual sales exceeding 100 million yuan [11]. - Production lines in certain facilities can produce nearly one million disposable items daily, indicating a robust manufacturing capability [3].