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What is tree farmed fluff pulp?

Wood pulp derived from cellulose fibers in trees is most often used to make paper. But it can also be dried in a special way to make the cellulose fibers more absorbent. It is then called Fluffed Wood Pulp and is the main component in a gDiapers Flushable.

‘Tree Farms’ or Forestry Plantations is the practise of planting trees for timber production, then regularly harvested in 10-60 year cycles depending on the species of tree and the intended use. Trees used for making Fluffed Wood Pulp for gDiapers come from softwood plantations that are sustainably managed.