bamboo fibers as an additive. The Bagasse, which is simply sugarcane fibers, makes up 70 percent of our paper while 30 percent is the bamboo fibers that gives the paper its durability. However, we do not believe in exterminating the entire bamboo plant. Our highly experienced field workers make sure to only harvest the top portion of the bamboo plant allowing for it to rejuvenate what is used. We then gather the Bagasse fibers by using the discarded byproducts from the sugarcane production where we recycle it into our paper production. This process equals to an outstanding 30 percent of recyclable byproducts that we are able to use within our paper, allowing it to be even more environmentally friendly! As if that doesn’t satisfy your eco-friendly needs already, our product is 100 percent biodegradable, compostable, and recyclable. Through our manufacturing process we are able to use less water, less energy, and produce less waste in relation to the tree-based paper production. Imagine this, the tree-based paper industry cuts down about an estimated 4 billion trees worldwide. An average tree growing within a tropical area releases about 48 pounds of carbon dioxide per year. If all of the population were to begin using tree free paper we could be saving the environment an average of 20 billion pounds of carbon dioxide per year. Not only would the trees be appreciative, but so would our overall health! So next time you decide to restock on your printer paper needs, remember to take a step back and think about the trees.