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Ivoire Tissue Paper

Ivoire Tissue Paper

Ivoire Tissue Paper

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About Ivoire Tissue

Ivoire Tissue Paper is a pioneering Canadian company dedicated to producing high-quality tissue paper using sustainable bamboo resources. Established in 2022 in Montreal, Canada, the company was founded with a vision to offer eco-friendly alternatives to traditional paper products while ensuring top-notch quality and performance. At Ivoire Tissue Paper, sustainability is more than just a buzzword—it’s a way of life. By utilizing bamboo, a rapidly renewable resource, we minimize our environmental footprint while offering superior quality products to our customers. Our production processes are designed to be energy-efficient and waste-minimizing, ensuring that every step of our operation is aligned with our commitment to environmental stewardship. By focusing on sustainability, quality, and innovation, Ivoire Tissue Paper is poised for continued growth and success in the competitive paper manufacturing industry, while making a positive impact on the environment and society

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Each of Ivoire Tissue Paper’s products offers a unique combination of quality, sustainability, and functionality, making them the perfect choice for eco-conscious consumers seeking premium paper solutions

BAMBOO PRODUCTS

VIRGIN PRODUCTS

RECYCLE PRODUCTS

MIXED PRODUCTS

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Ivoire Tissue help to promote the using of bamboo for paper products and contribute to protecting the planet’s natural resources.

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Together, we can turn the tide of environmental degradation and usher in an era of sustainability and abundance.

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OUR VISION

Ivoire Tissue Paper – Redefining Excellence, Sustaining the Future.

Ivoire Tissue Paper

Ivoire Tissue Paper is a Canadian manufacturing company established in 2022 that specializes in Bamboo transformation into Tissue Paper, Paper Towels, Facial Tissue, Wet Wipes, Hung-up Tissue, and Pocket Tissue.

OUR HISTORY

Ivoire Tissue Paper is a Canadian family company founded on 12 December 2022 in Montreal, Québec (Canada).
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OUR MISSION

At Ivoire Tissue Paper, our mission is to revolutionize the paper industry by providing environmentally sustainable
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OUR LOCATION

Ivoire Tissue Paper was created in November 2022 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Our factory is in Saint-Eustache at 222 Rue Poirier, 32, Saint-Eustache, J7R 6B1.
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  • 222 Rue Poirier, #30 St-Eustache, J7R 6B1
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BAMBOO PRODUCT

Using bamboo for paper products offers several benefits. bamboo is an incredibly fast-growing plant, making it highly renewable compared to traditional wood pulp used in paper products. Bamboo cultivation requires minimal water, pesticides, and fertilizers compared to other crops, reducing the environmental footprint associated with paper production. Additionally, bamboo cultivation can help prevent soil erosion and promote biodiversity. Bamboo fibers are naturally soft and strong, making them suitable for use in toilet paper, towel paper, and napkins. This ensures a comfortable and durable product that performs well in various applications. Overall, the use of bamboo for toilet paper, towel paper, and napkins provides an environmentally friendly and sustainable alternative to conventional paper products, offering numerous benefits for both consumers and the planet.
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VIRGIN product

Virgin paper products refer to paper items that are made from 100% new materials, typically bamboo pulp obtained directly from bamboo. These materials have not been previously used or recycled. Virgin paper is commonly used in a variety of applications such as printing, writing, packaging, and tissue products.
The process of making virgin paper involves harvesting trees, chipping the wood into small pieces, and then processing it into pulp through mechanical or chemical means. This pulp is then bleached and refined before being formed into sheets of paper.
Virgin bamboo paper products are known for their high quality, smooth texture, and bright appearance. They are often preferred for applications where a pristine, uniform appearance is desired, such as in high-quality printing and packaging.

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RECYCLE PRODUCTS

Recycled paper products are made from materials that have been previously used and then processed to create new paper. These materials typically include post-consumer waste such as old newspapers, magazines, cardboard, and office paper. Recycling these materials helps divert them from landfills and reduces the demand for virgin wood pulp, thereby conserving natural resources and reducing environmental impact.
Recycled paper products can vary in quality depending on the type and amount of recycled content used, as well as the processing techniques employed. Some recycled papers may have visible specks or imperfections due to the presence of recycled fibers, while others can achieve a high level of brightness and smoothness comparable to virgin paper.

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MIXED PRODUCTS

Mixed paper products refer to a category of paper that includes a mixture of different types of paper and paperboard materials. Unlike virgin paper, which is made from 100% new wood pulp, and recycled paper, which is made from post-consumer waste, mixed paper products may contain a combination of both virgin and recycled fibers. Mixed paper products are often collected from households, businesses, and recycling centers as part of municipal recycling programs. After collection, these materials undergo sorting and processing to separate them into different grades based on their quality and composition

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