Since bagasse is merely a byproduct of sugar production, there aren’t many uses for it. The most common use for bagasse is to burn it as a fuel source. Unfortunately, burning bagasse releases large amounts of CO2 back into the atmosphere. Bagasse has also seen limited use as animal feed. The most important use of bagasse for everyday consumers is as a source of pulp for paper. It can be used as an alternative to wood in the production of paper products such as bagasse packaging (food container). An added benefit of making disposable products out of bagasse is that it means that less is being burned and fewer greenhouse gases are released. For example, as an Eco-environment cup lid manufacturer, Zhiben produces bagasse cup lids especially bagasse coffee cup lids all over the world.