The use of AGRI WASTE paper (Paper Wise), instead of conventional paper, is an ideal solution for both paper bags and folding boxes. Agri Waste Paper (Paper Wise) is a paper made of agricultural waste, stems and leaves left over after harvest. The environmental impact is 47 % lower than paper made from trees, 29 % lower than recycled paper and PaperWise is C02-neutral.

This paper is made entirely from agricultural by-products, specifically sugarcane (bagasse) and corn fibers, eliminating the need for wood pulp. This makes it an eco-friendly and renewable option that helps reduce deforestation and the demand for timber resources.

Sugarcane and corn fibers are by-products of food production that would otherwise go to waste. By repurposing these materials, tree-free paper minimizes waste and turns agricultural residues into valuable, high-quality paper, supporting a circular economy.

The production of tree-free paper from sugarcane and corn fibers uses significantly less energy and water than traditional paper manufacturing. Additionally, the crops grow quickly and regenerate, making this paper option a sustainable alternative with a reduced carbon footprint.

Like traditional paper, tree-free paper is fully biodegradable and recyclable, making it an environmentally responsible choice for packaging and other applications. It aligns with consumer demands for sustainable products that don’t harm the planet.

Tree-free paper made from sugarcane and corn fibers often has a smoother texture than traditional paper. This can enhance the tactile experience for customers and is ideal for packaging and products where feel and finish are important.

For brands that prioritize sustainability and environmental responsibility, tree-free paper is an excellent choice. It not only reduces reliance on trees but also taps into the growing market of consumers who prefer products that minimize environmental harm.

Being made from plant-based fibers, this paper is non-toxic and food-safe, making it suitable for various food packaging applications, such as containers, bags, and wrapping. It offers a natural, sustainable alternative to traditional packaging materials.