The first fully recycled, unbleached tissue paper has been produced for public toilets. Launched by the Cascades Tissue Group, North America’s fourth largest producer of towel and tissue paper, ‘Moka’ will be available in the summer. It is made from 100% recycled fibre, with the additional removal of chemical whiteners further reducing the ecological footprint.
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