If you’re looking for a way to improve your Green Credentials, look no further! Banana™ Paper is perfect for any task and is inkjet and laser printer compatible.
Maybe you’re looking to win a prospective customer with a stylish presentation, or you want a professional looking letterhead, printing on Banana™ Paper will set you apart from the rest.
Agricultural by-products from plantations create serious solid waste problems worldwide. Help solve this problem and put environmentally friendly Banana™ Paper at the top of your shopping list.
Banana™ Paper contains 10% Banana Fiber and is a 100% post consumer recycled product that is free of chlorine, acid and lignin. Because the paper is acid-free it won't yellow or disintegrate over time. Just think about it; print on Banana™ Paper and your work will still look as good as new for generations to come.
And there’s more! Not only will you be helping to preserve our natural environment, you’ll also be helping disadvantaged children in Costa Rica as we donate a percentage of each sale towards an orphanage in San Jose.
With so many good reasons to buy, what are you waiting for? Place an order for a 500 sheet ream of Banana™ Paper now. You won’t be disappointed!
Paper Details
Charismatic and sturdy, is great for all applications
Smooth, uncoated paper allows for rapid processing. No smearing or smudging to worry about! Your projects will have clear, crisp results. The artistic uncoated surface gives you true-to-life color reproduction that is sure to get noticed. 75 grams. Better than ordinary paper! Banana paper is perfect for any task. Tree free Paper, Acid Free Paper.
LEARN MORE: What is PCF & PCW?
Process(ed) Chlorine Free (PCF)
PCF applies to post-consumer recycled content only and means that no chorine (or compounds) were used "this time around". There may be traces of chlorine present because of earlier processes which were not part of our own sustainable paper production process
Post-Consumer Material (PCW)
Waste paper that has served its intended purpose and has been separated from solid waste to be recycled into new paper. This is what you and I take to the recycling center.
