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Here's a question we get asked a lot ... if your paper is manufactured in Asia, how can you call it a sustainable product? The carbon footprint alone must be huge?!

Sugarcane toilet paper has gained popularity in recent years as a more eco-friendly alternative to traditional toilet paper. With its claims of sustainability and environmental friendliness, many consumers are switching to sugarcane toilet paper in an effort to reduce their carbon footprint.

Sugarcane hand towels can complement the sugarcane toilet paper in your workplace, creating a great eco-friendly solution!

It's something that everybody (we hope!) uses, but where in the world did toilet paper come from? And who invented it?

With more and more people becoming more environmentally conscious of the products they purchase, many are looking for eco-friendly alternatives to products they use daily.

Toilet paper production makes up 15% of deforestation, according to the Natural Resource Defense Council. So how many trees are wasted on toilet paper on a daily basis, and how can switching to sugarcane toilet paper make a difference?

When you’re busy in the kitchen or rushing around serving tables, it’s easy to push the small stuff to the back of your mind. But you’d be surprised how much those little things can impact your guests’ experience, and this holds especially true when it comes to your restaurant’s bathrooms.

When you're busy running a hotel, it's easy to push the small stuff to the back of your mind. But those small forgotten things can often impact your guests' experience in a big way, this is especially true when it comes to your hotel's bathrooms.

Your workplace is full of targets you need to achieve: sales, performance, logistics ... the list is inexhaustible! But which is the Most Important Roll?

Bamboo has been the Reigning Champion of eco-friendly products for many years. But there's a new kid on the block ... Sugarcane!