The summary of Recycled Facial Tissue

Recycled facial tissue is eco-friendly disposable tissue manufactured from post-consumer recycled pulp. It is engineered for gentle skin contact, reliable absorbency and consistent softness while lowering carbon footprint compared to virgin pulp alternatives. Our recycled facial tissue supports custom sizes, sheet counts, packaging printing and ply configurations, ideal for commercial wholesale, retail and hospitality distribution. Each sheet delivers balanced tensile strength when wet and dry, avoiding easy tearing during daily cleaning and wiping.

Material Specification:

Recycled facial tissue is made of 100% post-consumer recycled paper pulp (available in mixed recycled pulp options upon request). No added fluorescent whitening agents, no harsh chemical residues.

• Color: Natural kraft off-white (unbleached), optional light bleached recycled white

• Fiber characteristics: Short & long mixed recycled fiber structure for optimized softness and wet strength

• Surface finish: Embossed / plain available; embossing improves absorbency and hand feel

Product Categories & Available Options:

1. Boxed recycled facial tissue: rectangular / square cardboard box, custom printing on box

2. Soft pack recycled facial tissue: plastic or biodegradable film wrapping, portable design

3. Cube box tissue: compact size for desk, car and guest room

4. Bulk carton wholesale pack: large case quantity for B2B business clients

Customizable parameters: sheet size, sheet quantity per pack, emboss pattern, packaging artwork, perforation spacing.

Environmental Benefits of Using Recycled Facial Tissue

● Reduced deforestation
Recycled facial tissue uses post-consumer waste paper fiber instead of virgin wood pulp. It lowers the demand for harvesting timber, protects forest ecosystems, preserves wildlife habitats and maintains carbon sinks of forests.

● Lower water consumption
Producing paper from recycled pulp consumes substantially less water compared to virgin pulp manufacturing. It cuts freshwater withdrawal during pulping and bleaching processes, easing pressure on water resources.

● Cut energy use & carbon emissions
Recycled pulp processing requires less energy than breaking down raw wood into pulp. Less fossil fuel consumption directly reduces greenhouse gas emissions and helps brands lower their carbon footprint.

● Diverts waste from landfills
Post-consumer paper waste is reused as raw material rather than being dumped in landfills. It reduces solid waste volume and minimizes methane generation from decomposing paper waste in landfill sites.

● Minimized chemical pollution
Recycled fiber production requires fewer bleaching agents and harsh chemicals. It decreases chemical wastewater discharge into rivers and soil, reducing water and soil contamination. And made of natural cellulose fiber, recycled facial tissue will break down naturally after disposal, avoiding persistent plastic pollution compared to non-cellulose wipes.

● Supports circular economy

It closes the paper lifecycle loop: waste paper is collected, reprocessed and turned into new tissue products. This encourages waste recycling culture and reduces reliance on finite natural resources.