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Using cellulose fiber instead of traditional paper is a more sustainable choice because it promotes the efficient use of renewable resources and reduces environmental impact. Unlike conventional paper, which often requires extensive processing and bleaching, cellulose fiber can be sourced from agricultural by-products or recycled materials, minimizing deforestation and the depletion of natural forests. Additionally, cellulose fiber production typically consumes less water and energy, leading to a lower carbon footprint. Its biodegradability and potential for reuse further contribute to reducing waste in landfills, aligning with circular economy principles. By opting for cellulose fiber, industries can meet functional needs while prioritizing ecological responsibility.

Cellulose fiber

Machine washable max 30°C with neutral soap

5.1 in x 3.9 in x 3.5 in