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Tree-Free Made in USA Compostable Lunch Napkins

Tree-Free Made in USA Compostable Lunch Napkins

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Our 30% Tree-Free Made in the USA Compostable Lunch Napkins are made from a mix of 30% rapidly renewable agricultural fibers which helps combat Deforestation and 70% paper pulp.

1/4 Fold Lunch Napkin

Part of our One Bin Total Solution

  • Tree-Free, made from rapidly renewable agricultural grasses
  • Commercially Compostable Where Municipalities Accept
  • Elemental Chlorine Free
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Unlike traditional disposables, our disposables are biodegradable and commercially compostable where municipalities accept, meaning they won't sit in landfills for centuries. Plus, they are free from harmful chemicals and bleaches, making them safe for you and your family to use.

Environmental Attributes

Tree-Free

Tree-free products are made from rapidly renewable agricultural grasses like bamboo, bagasse, or miscanthus, not trees! This helps reduce deforestation, preserve biodiversity, and helps combat climate change by maintaining forests as carbon sinks. Learn More

Commercially Compostable Where Municipalities Accept

Products that are commercially compostable break down into organic matter in industrial composting facilities without leaving toxic residues. Commercial Composting facilities maintain higher temperatures and controlled conditions to ensure these products decompose efficiently and completely. This process not only helps reduce landfill waste but also generates nutrient-rich compost that can be used to enhance soil health. Learn More

Biodegradable

Biodegradable products are designed to break down naturally into smaller components through the action of microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, and other biological processes. Learn More

Elemental Chlorine Free

Elemental Chlorine Free (ECF) is a whitening process for products that utilizes chlorine dioxide instead of elemental chlorine gas which can release harmful dioxins and other toxic compounds into the environment.