Oceans 3 Ply Toilet Tissue 9 Embossed Rolls (112377275)

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Our toilet roll is even delivered for free in a recycled cardboard box, and where possible by an electric vehicle.

In the above video I compare the Who Gives A Crap to the Oceans and I noticed straight away that the Who Gives A Crap had slightly bigger rolls. The Who Gives A Crap plastic free toilet paper, has quite a unique way of packaging the toilet paper. It's only available in a beige colour, as it’s unbleached to maximise eco-friendliness, and comes in plastic-free packaging. I did a comparison of this eco toilet paper to the recycled Tesco toilet paper, that I had been using up until that point.She makes a swift exit before I have a chance to explain that this isn’t just bog-standard bog roll. At Oceans, we believe that if we all take small steps to live a more sustainable lifestyle, our oceans will reap significant benefits. In one simple picture, the strategy canvas captures the current strategic landscape and the future prospects for an organization. Because, as a father of three, I’ve learnt from bitter experience that there are two things in life you are destined to run out of when you can least afford to: printer ink and loo paper.

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We feel the ethos of WWF aligns with our own mission to create a healthier and more sustainable future for all. So not only do we not need to be shipped anywhere, but we're making amazing quality 3-ply toilet roll without cutting anything down. What’s really cool about Who Gives A Crap, is that 50% of the profits from their eco toilet paper goes towards funding for toilets to built in areas of the world that don’t have them. All of our own brand cosmetic and personal care products and household and cleaning products are approved under the Cruelty Free International Leaping Bunny programme, the internationally recognisable gold standard for cruelty free products. Be aware of any with the FSC Mix label because this means that a mixture of virgin and recycled fibres was used to make the toilet paper, reducing its eco credentials.