The internal paper pages and top layer of the cover are made from sugarcane bagasse.
Bagasse is waste from sugar production and is used to make sugarcane paper. Sugarcane paper is an environmentally friendly choice, free of chlorine and acid, food-grade safe, fast regeneration, and sustainable recycling, while helping reduce de-forestation and protect the ecological environment.
A5 Notebook with a reusable cover, the cover is made form rPET made form recycled plastic bottles, the inner book is 100% recycled from post consumer waste, the paper book can be recycled in normal household paper recycling and replaced. The inner pockets and stitching can match or contrast, the pockets are made form waste, form our production. The cover can be used over and over again. Ideal for deboss, foil block and full colour digital print. Made to order in the UK in a choice of 13 colours.
Eco A5 notebook made from grass fibre (up to 40% content) onto a recycled card board. Recycled rPET covered elastic pen loop and closure and 96 lined recycled paper pages. This pages are sustainable organic eco-friendly paper with following environmental characteristics: acid and chlorine free, free of heavy metals, recyclable, vegan and compostable.
This product is made from sugarcane waste. It is carbon neutral and 100% recyclable. Prices are based on a one colour print to 1 side with up to 50% ink coverage. Compostable Potato Starch Bags also available on request.
A5 flexi full colour cover wrap notebook printed on white sustainable gloss card cover with a thin layer of matt laminate finish to protect printed surface. 80 sheets of environmentally friendly white lined paper and rounded corners. Made in the UK. A6 and A4 size also available.
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Maxton Eco Sugarcane A5 Notebook
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