Sugarcane paper is totally woodfree!

How is sugarcane paper produced? It is made from the fibrous remains (bagasse) that are generated during sugar production. These fibers are processed further and turned into pulp to produce the sugarcane paper. It contains no chemical additives and is more sustainable because sugarcane is a rapidly renewable plant that requires no trees and is produced with less energy than conventional paper. 

Is sugarcane paper sustainable? Yes, it is a sustainable alternative because it is made from industrial waste that is upgraded and reused. It is also free of chemical additives and sugarcane is a rapidly renewable plant. 

How can sugarcane paper be disposed of? Sugarcane paper can be disposed of via the normal paper bin and is recyclable so that it can be reintroduced into the material cycle. 

Advantages of sugarcane paper compared to wood pulps: