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Bamboo sticks, Bamboo chopstick, Bamboo skewer.

Vietnam Bamboo stick+ Round Bamboo stick: BBS.01 | Material: Bamboo | Making: Machinery | Size: 1.3 mm x 205 mm(8") | Counting:+ 8" = 3500 --> 4000 pcs/kg | Grade: Around >=95% of the best sticks
+ Round Bamboo stick: BBS.02 | Material: Bamboo | Making: Machinery | Size: 1.3 mm x 205 mm(8") | Counting:+ 8" = 3300 --> 3700 pcs/kg | Grade: Around >=95% of the best sticks
Some size and kind of bamboo chopsticks
1- Round bamboo chopstick with and without knot size:
+ 4.8 mm x length 20 to 24 cm
+ 5.0 mm x length 20 to 24 cm
+ 5.5 to 6.0 mm x length 20 to 24 cms
2- Twin bamboo chopsticks - round head length 20 to 24 cm
3- Twin bamboo chopsticks - square head length 20 to 24cm
4- Twin bamboo chopsticks - flat head Length 20 to 24 cm
+ Some size of skewer as below:
+ 2.5 mm x length 15cm/18cm/ 20cm/ .../ 24 cm
+ 3.0 mm x length 15cm/18cm/ 20cm/ .../ 24 cm
+ 4.0 mm x length 15cm/18cm/ 20cm/ .../ 24 cm

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