100% Recycled Paper Towels, Unbleached

Name: 100% Recycled Paper Towels, Unbleached
Brand: Seventh Generation

When life gets messy, clean it up with Seventh Generation Unbleached Paper Towels, made from 100% recycled paper containing a minimum of 80% post-consumer fiber. FSC® Certified, ensuring responsible use of the world’s forest resources.

Designed to be strong and absorbent for dependable results when drying hands, polishing glass, wiping appliances, or tidying up after meals and crafts. A kitchen staple from back-to-school through the holiday season.

We keep our paper products simple by never adding any dyes or fragrances during the paper-making process. Our paper towels handle everyday messes with confidence, from greasy kitchen counters to bathroom touch-ups.

Available Sizes: 120 Sheets - 1 roll, 6 rolls

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does Seventh Generation use plastic packaging for their paper products?

We are always looking for packaging solutions and alternatives to plastic, but at this point believe that the best environmental profile and efficacy is achieved with plastic film for our paper products. It is the best option as it is lightweight and protects the paper from moisture or other damages. Plastic film is 100% recyclable and has less of a carbon footprint for production and recyclability compared to paper packaging. We are currently using a 50% recycled #4 plastic film, which is recyclable with other plastic films like grocery bags. Most grocery stores will have a bin for recycling the bags and our plastic packaging can be added to that. We are always striving to improve our packaging and to lead the industry in the sustainability profile of our products and packaging, and you can learn more about our achievements here. 

I searched the FSC certificate database for Seventh Generation but could not find the certificate. Why is the certificate listed under a different name?