By using China's local materials, we avoid importing from overseas.

We have access to a large pool of local, raw materials-post-consumer waste paper (which is not readily available in Australia).

We can use paper wrappers and recycled cardboard boxes rather than plastic! We couldn’t find an Australian producer that would let us to this with varied designs for our wrappers.We work closely with our producers to ensure standards and processes we’re happy with, plus we found that China offered a lot of wonderful benefits: There’s a bit of a misconception about production in China, which we think is important address. 'We're an Australian-owned company, and after a lot (and we mean A LOT) of thoughtful consideration, we’ve proudly set up our manufacturing operations in China. They are working on a USA manufacturing system, but in the meantime, here's what they had to say: We asked 'Who Gives A Crap' about sourcing. It helps supplement their income and unlike industrial agriculture, it also means no vast areas of land are cleared. Sourced from farmers who plant bamboo on the borders of their small family farms. WGAC is working on a USA manufacturing facility. It's pretty enough to use as wrapping paper or decoupage anyone? Wrapped in recycled and recyclable paper, not plastic. TP from companies that don't give back to the greater good. You can wipe easy knowing that you’re helping to reduce deforestation one flush at a time. It grows incredibly quick, making it a sustainable source for loo rolls. We’re not so keen on killing trees just to make TP, which is why these rolls are made with 100% bamboo fibers - sustainably sourced.Ī lot of people don’t realize that bamboo is a grass, not a tree.

NOTE: You CAN buy cases of TP direct from this company, however, if you want to try before you buy, or you live in a small space and can't house a big box of TP, buying from What's Good does the trick.Įvery day, over 1 million trees are cut down to make traditional toilet paper.

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