Papier hygiénique soluble : Ce que c'est, comment ça marche et pourquoi c'est important

What Is Soluble Toilet Paper? Soluble toilet paper is designed to dissolve quickly in water. Unlike standard toilet paper, which may take longer to break down, soluble toilet paper disintegrates rapidly—making it ideal for plumbing systems in hotels, high-volume public facilities, and sustainable household brands. This type of toilet paper is not a material category, […]

Que signifie GSM dans le papier hygiénique en bambou ? Guide de l'acheteur sur l'épaisseur, la qualité et le coût

GSM (Grams per Square Meter) is a key specification in the world of tissue paper—especially bamboo toilet paper. For international buyers, OEM clients, and private label brands, understanding GSM is crucial when comparing suppliers, assessing quality, and predicting customer satisfaction. In this guide, we’ll explain what GSM really means, how it affects toilet paper performance, and how to choose the right GSM based on your business needs.

De nouvelles opportunités dans le cadre des politiques tarifaires : Perspectives pour les importateurs américains de papier hygiénique en bambou en provenance de Chine

Since Donald Trump took office again on January 20, 2025, the global trade landscape has undergone significant changes, particularly the US policy of imposing tariffs on imported goods. However, as a Chinese exporter of bamboo household paper, I remain optimistic about the US market. Despite the pressure from tariffs, several factors point to the continued growth potential of the bamboo household tissue market. Here are my key observations:

Les normes de blanchiment du papier hygiénique : ECF et TCF expliqués

Le blanchiment ECF utilise du dioxyde de chlore, une alternative plus sûre au chlore élémentaire, tandis que le blanchiment TCF évite totalement les composés chlorés.

Consumers typically prefer traditional white toilet paper. But did you know that pulp, the raw material used for toilet paper, is naturally brown? Manufacturers often rely on chemical bleaching methods to achieve whiteness, some of which involve potentially harmful chemicals. This article explains the environmental impacts of different bleaching standards: Elemental Chlorine Free (ECF) and Totally Chlorine Free (TCF).

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