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New Leaf Paper Made From Recycled Banana and Palm Fibers

05/25/2009
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    It’s often hard to appreciate the novelties of paper with the ever-present impacts of global deforestation looming overhead, but one reputable company, New Leaf Paper, helps simmer our conscious frets with their consistent creations of new paper products from eco-friendly sources. New Leaf’s latest paper product, the Farm Fiber Collection is made of 100% recycled fiber of banana or palm tree harvest byproduct with a minimum of 35% post-consumer product, all chlorine free, all premium grades. Why let thousands of tons of agricultural fiber go to waste when each ton of agricultural fiber used saves an estimated 17 trees?
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  • You can say it with a smile when you use New Leaf Paper to deliver the message, and it’s an easy sell to companies you may work with.
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  • New Leaf Paper Contents
    Though just as seductive as all the other ‘green’ lines out there, New Leaf provides a breakdown of the paper contents, so the consumer knows exactly what the source of the product is and environmental impact of their purchase.
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new-leaf-farm-fiber

It’s often hard to appreciate the novelties of paper with the ever-present impacts of global deforestation looming overhead, but one reputable company, New Leaf Paper, helps simmer our conscious frets with their consistent creations of new paper products from eco-friendly sources. New Leaf’s latest paper product, the Farm Fiber Collection is made of 100% recycled fiber of banana or palm tree harvest byproduct with a minimum of 35% post-consumer product, all chlorine free, all premium grades. Why let thousands of tons of agricultural fiber go to waste when each ton of agricultural fiber used saves an estimated 17 trees?

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