Blog
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Introducing recycled kitchen roll and tissues
At Naked Paper, we like to think that change can happen in the most everyday parts of life. In fact, the everyday parts of life, like toilet rolls for example, are often the best place to make changes. When daily-use...
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What goes into our tissue products?
We don’t say that Naked Paper tissue products are “chemical free,” because everything is made of chemicals. The natural pine resin glue that holds our tissue plies together is, strictly speaking, a chemical compound. So is water. What we do say...
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Bamboo viscose vs bamboo tissue: what's the environmental difference?
Lots of us are growing more and more aware of the chemical footprint of the things we use every day. Mountains of industrial waste and the contamination of soil, air, and water are a concern for us all. At Naked...
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Our 2024 Impact Report
We’re all about focus at Naked Paper. When it comes to making good toilet paper and growing sustainably, we try to keep our heads down and crack on. That said, it’s useful every now and again to take stock. Our annual...
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Our footprint stage three: transport and waste management
This is the third part of our series breaking down the full, cradle-to-grave, emissions of making Naked Paper*. In part one we covered the CO2e involved in the production and transportation of our raw materials, and in part two we...
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Our footprint stage two: manufacturing
From root to roll, we're diving into the detail of our climate footprint* to show how we make toilet paper (and kitchen rolls, and tissues) with a much lower climate footprint than the standard. Last time we covered our raw...