Paper hand towels made from recycled paper, in rolls
Sustainable purchasing
- Solution type
- Product
These paper hand towels are made from cellulose fibres obtained from recycling food cartons using Fiberpack® technology. Ecological and EU Ecolabel certified, they fit fully within a circular economy approach.
- Sector:
- Doubs, Jura, Bas-Rhin, Haut-Rhin, Vosges, Territoire de Belfort
- Products concerned:
- 861170
Its features
Environmentally friendly
- Made from recycled materials These paper hand towels are made from Fiberpack®, a raw material obtained by recycling the cellulose fibres contained in food cartons (such as Tetra Pak). This technology gives a second life to materials that would otherwise have been thrown away. - No bleaching or dyes The natural colour of the paper comes directly from the recycled fibres used to make it. No bleaching agent or dye is added, which limits the use of chemicals and reduces the environmental impact of the production process. - Use of renewable energy The paper of the EcoNatural range is made using 100 % electricity from renewable sources. This approach helps reduce the greenhouse gas emissions associated with production and promotes manufacturing that is more respectful of the environment. - Labels that attest to their ecological performance
European Ecolabel
FSC™ Recycled Climate Neutral Product
Biowaste stream
Being made of 100 % bio-based cellulose fibres and free of chemical bleaching treatments, the Econatural tissue can, in most cases, enter the biowaste stream, where it breaks down naturally and contributes to the production of compost or energy. However, this recovery depends on the capacities and rules specific to each biowaste collector. This is why it is recommended to check beforehand with the local collection service to make sure the product is accepted in their treatment stream.
Life cycle of this solution
Step 1: The producer
Designs and manufactures the paper hand towels while minimising their environmental impacts.
Step 2: The transport provider
Transports the product to the distributor.
Take this placeStep 3: The distributor
Distributes the product while limiting its impacts thanks to green logistics.
Step 4: The committed consumer
Consumes the product responsibly.
Take this placeStep 5: The collector
Collects organic waste
Take this placeStep 6: The recovery operator
Turns biowaste into compost (natural fertiliser).
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Selected members (2)
- LE RESEAU COCCIVolgelsheim
- LUCART GROUP SASLaval Sur Vologne