FSC forest management certification confirms that the forest and trees are managed in a way that preserves biological diversity, and local people and workers are benefitted. The bamboo used in Panda Soft is grown without the use of fertilisers or pesticides helping to reduce our impact on the environment. We source our Panda Soft bamboo toilet roll from SE China – bamboo grows wildly over vast areas there, making bamboo paper production easy and sustainable. To learn more about our partnership, and where you can find our WWF product range, head to our blog!

Sustainable bamboo toilet roll from Who Gives a Crap, with each plastic free roll individually wrapped in recyclable patterned paper. Make a change to sustainable toilet paper by switching to Panda Soft to see how Bamboo could benefit your life.Not only is it eco-friendly and FSC certified, this bamboo toilet paper is anti-fungal, anti-bacterial and hypo-allergenic so is just as kind to your skin as it is to the environment. Our bamboo toilet tissue has the benefit of being naturally super soft, hypoallergenic, anti-bacterial and anti-fungal, so it’s great for all skin types, and doesn’t need any chemical enhancers such as softening additives, chemical scents or dyes. So why not give yourself an eco-friendly pat on the back and get your hands on some sustainable cheeckiness today? PLY TOILET ROLLS – Gentille Quilted toilet rolls are made from 3 layers of luxuriously thick, deco-embossed white tissue. By choosing bamboo products, you use 65% less carbon emissions than if you were using tree based products.

Without a loo, waste ends up in local waterways – the same place people collect water for drinking, cleaning and bathing. SOFT AND GENTLE – Each roll is made from quality pure virgin fibre with no added dyes, inks, or fragrances.The Maxima Green range is a flag ship, market leading, environmentally conscious range of products developed by the Maxima group of companies. That is important for us as we have a septic tank and drainage field system, so clogging would be bad for us. Bamboo grows at a much faster rate than trees, and must be harvested once a year or it will flower and attract rodents which can have a devastating effect on the local ecosystem.