Unbleached yellow napkin tissue paper

1.100% non-wood fiber 2.unbleached wheat straw yellow napkin 3.eco-friendly natural paper 4.FDA&SGS&ISO

Unbleached yellow napkin

The distinctive features of our natural household paper:

  Unbleached----------healthier

  Free dust, free scrap----------cleaner

  100% natural----------safer

  Non-wood fiber----------more eco-friendly

Our papers are unbleached; therefore to give you a healthier life

In our daily life, there are full of bleached flours, vegetables, and seafood, many of them were added in a lot of chemistry ingredients. Unbleached paper saves the environment from the addition of dioxins and other harmful chemicals. Many commonly used paper products do not need to be bright white.

The chemical bleaching procedure of household paper release the persistent organic pollutant (such as dioxin) , the Dioxin, which do most harm to human, would accumulate in us, and cause various of diseases finally.

They are extremely clean that there is no dust and scrap.

Tralin natural household paper which managed and machined a series of Tralin distinctive natural patent technologies, it keeps the color and texture of natural non-wood planted fiber, the fibers combine closely, high strength, non-scrap, and no powders.

It is safer to use our products, as they are 100% natural.

We use the “natural pulp & paper technology” to produce our Tralin natural products, we do not use bleach or other harmful chemical in the whole process, to maintain the natural features of our household paper, to show its natural features, as “the paper that grown in the nature”.

Our technology maximizes and develops the pliable of plant fiber. Our products are as soft as silk, therefore they give more cares and comfort to our skin.

The paper are Non-wood fiber, it makes them more environment friendly.

The materials we use for the paper are non-wood fiber; therefore we do not waste any from the nature. Counted as the annual output of 700,000 tons paper per year, Tralin saves 2.1 million cubic meters of wood per year. It is equivalent to about 29,800 hectares of the forest.