Results for tag: "Bamboo Charcoal"

Bamboo charcoal is a product derived from pieces of bamboo that have been processed through carbonization which typically involves burning the bamboo in a low oxygen environment. This type of charcoal is included within the broader category of wood and wood products markets, which encompasses various types of traditional timber, engineered wood products, and other derived items such as charcoal made from different kinds of wood sources. Bamboo charcoal is well-regarded for its high porosity and its associated ability to absorb odors and moisture, making it desirable for use in air purification, water treatment, and as a soil amendment in horticulture. Moreover, it is considered to be a more sustainable option than traditional wood charcoal, due to the rapid growth rate of bamboo compared to tree species typically used for charcoal production. The market for bamboo charcoal includes a range of products from raw charcoal pieces to briquettes, powders, and activated bamboo charcoal, catering to diverse consumer needs from domestic energy to health and beauty applications. Notable companies in the bamboo charcoal market include Moso Natural, which specializes in natural air purifying bags, and Takesumi, known for its bamboo charcoal health and beauty products. Another company, PillowBamboo, offers a variety of bamboo charcoal-infused bedding products, and Black+Blum designs charcoal water filters. These businesses are just a few examples of entities engaged in the commercial production and distribution of bamboo charcoal products. Show Less Read more