Typically, toilet paper on the market is made from wood fibers. Manufacturers break down trees into fibers, and through modern technology, the fibers are produced with chemicals into wood pulp. The pulp is then soaked, pressed, and finally turned into real paper. In this process, many kinds of chemicals are usually used. And this consumes a lot of trees every year.

In the process of producing bamboo paper, only bamboo pulp is used, and no harsh chemicals are used. Bamboo can be harvested every year and requires much less water to grow than trees, which take longer to grow (4-5 years) and produce much less effective material. It is estimated that bamboo uses 30 percent less water than hardwood trees. By using less water, we as consumers are actively choosing to conserve energy for the benefit of the planet, so this resource is appropriate. Unbleached bamboo fiber, on the other hand, uses 16 to 20 percent less energy in the production process than wood fiber.

Shengsheng Paper, focusing on unbleached bamboo paper, we hope more and more people will know about it. It is more environmentally friendly. Our white bamboo/sugar cane paper is also eco-friendly as we don’t have harsh chemicals. We made the most of bamboo and bagasse.