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Commitment · For families, buyers and partners

Our environmental approach: what we do, what we are preparing

A single-use product consumes materials. We choose ours, we recycle our offcuts, we support packaging sorting and recycling, and we look for partners to go further, without ever cutting back on absorbency, protection and safety.

What we already do

The cellulose in our absorbent cores comes from renewed, responsibly managed forests: a replanted resource, not one taken once and for all. It is virgin fibre: an absorbent core does not accept recycled fibre, for hygiene reasons. Our cellulose suppliers are FSC, PEFC and SFI certified. Our products ship in cardboard boxes, packaging that is sorted and recycled in most countries.

In our factories, part of the industrial plastic offcuts no longer goes to the skip: it is pelletised, that is shredded and remelted into granules, to serve as recycled material for other products, such as floor tiles or pallets.

Our environmental approach: what we do, what we are preparing1 · Today2 · What we do not sacrifice3 · Tomorrow, with youCellulose from renewed forestsvirgin fibre, replanted andresponsibly managed forestsCardboard boxespackaging that issorted and recycledRecycled industrial plasticoffcuts pelletised:floor tiles, palletsWhat we already do in our factoriesAn eco and bio profile thatimproves, losing nothing onAbsorbencyLeak protectionSkin safetyEvery material change is testedbefore replacing the existing onePPWR in Europeselective sorting and packagingrecycling: we support itAdvanced researchprojects ready to be launchedPartners wantedinstitutions and businessesto launch these projectsWrite to us: we share project details under agreement
Our environmental approach: what we do, what we are preparing

What we do not sacrifice

We work to improve the ecological and biological profile of our products, material by material. But a product that leaks, irritates or lasts less long forces people to use more of it: a bad bargain for the person and for the planet. Every material change is therefore tested on the three criteria our reputation rests on, absorbency, leak protection and skin safety, before replacing the existing one.

TopicWhere we stand
Cellulose of the absorbent coreVirgin fibre, no recycled fibre (a hygiene requirement for an absorbent core), from renewed, responsibly managed forests, FSC, PEFC and SFI certified suppliers
Shipping packagingCardboard boxes, to sort and recycle
Industrial plastic offcutsPart pelletised for recycled uses: floor tiles, pallets
Eco and bio profile of the productsImproving, with no loss of absorbency, protection or safety
Packaging in EuropeWe support the PPWR: selective sorting and recycling
Research projectsAdvanced, ready to launch: institutional and business partners wanted

Packaging sorting and recycling

In Europe, the packaging and packaging waste regulation, known as PPWR, pushes the whole industry towards recyclable packaging, widespread selective sorting and higher recycling rates. We support that direction and prepare our packaging accordingly.

For the used product, the rule is the same everywhere: a product is thrown away folded and closed with household waste, never in the toilet nor in the recycling bin. We explain the gesture in the step-by-step washing article.

Tomorrow, with you

We have advanced research on several projects touching materials, packaging and the end of life of our products. They are ready to be launched, and we are looking for institutional partners and business partners to carry them with us: local authorities, care institutions, recycling companies, investors.

If you are one of them, write to us. We share project details under a confidentiality agreement.

FAQ

Can a used product be recycled?

No, not in usual channels: it is thrown away folded and closed with household waste. The box's cardboard, however, is sorted and recycled.

Does a greener product absorb less?

Not with us: no material change is adopted if it loses absorbency, protection or skin safety.

How to become a partner?

Write to us stating your organisation and field. We share project details under a confidentiality agreement.

  1. Elements provided by Nateen management (materials, boxes, pelletising, research, partners)
  2. PPWR: European regulation on packaging and packaging waste