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Soybean wax is biodegradable Paraffin is not biodegradable |
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Soybean wax replaces non-renewable petroleum wax with a renewable, environmentally preferable alternative. |
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Beeswax also burns clean, however it costs eight times the price of Paraffin. Soy wax is cost competitive with paraffin. With the cost of beeswax, many candles labelled beeswax contain high content of paraffin in the wax or no beeswax at all just coloring and fragrance.
Informed consumers choose the new soy wax alternative. |
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Use of soybean wax creates important new economic growth and diversifcation in the primary farming and agriculture industries globally. |
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Soybean was is water soluble and can be easily extracted from glass, tin, and other material for recycling. |
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Soybean wax is clean, safe, and non-toxic: it replaces paraffin, which is the toxic residue from petroleum refining. |
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Paraffin wax contains 11 documented toxins. Two of which are carcinogenic. Consumers are demanding a safe alternative. |
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Burning paraffin produces problematic soot emissions. Soybean wax burns cleaner with no petro soot emissions. |
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Now you have the environmentally sensible alternative. Soybean wax for clean burning candles |
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Soybean wax burns longer than paraffin. Soybean wax is the first innovation in the global candle industry in over 100 years. |
