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The paper used in Grazie EcoNatural products is made exclusively from recovered cellulose. The innovative idea behind it was to recover cellulose fibers found in beverage cartons and turn them into new paper.Through a technologically advanced production process, the cartons are separated into their components: cellulose, polyethylene, and aluminum fibers. The recovered cellulose is reintroduced into the production cycle and transformed into the consumer products we offer on the market.Even the remaining materials—polyethylene and aluminum—are recovered and used to create new, commonly used items.

Its distinctive brown color comes from the use of recovered fibers made of pure, unbleached cellulose. This shade reflects the natural color of wood, as no dyes or whiteners are added during the production process.

Yes, the products in the Grazie EcoNatural range are dermatologically tested and safe for skin contact.

Each country has its own regulations regarding food contact suitability. In Italy, recycled paper—if it meets specific quality standards—is authorized for direct contact with food only in the case of dry foods.This means it is not permitted to use it for tasks such as absorbing excess oil from fried foods, even though from a safety perspective, there would be no actual health risks.On the packaging of kitchen towels and household paper, you’ll find the fork symbol (indicating suitability for food contact), accompanied by the following wording: “For food pursuant to article 27 paragraph 1 letter b) Ministerial Decree 21.3.1973 and subsequent amendments.”

Grazie EcoNatural is a brand of Lucart S.p.A., a company operating in the paper industry since 1953, consistently driven by a sustainable vision of the world.Lucart S.p.A. is a leading ambassador for sustainable paper production, adopting a systemic approach focused on optimizing raw material use and reducing waste by transforming it into new resources.The company embraces production and business models inspired by the principles of the circular economy, aiming to protect people and contribute to the future of the planet.Grazie EcoNatural is the brand’s voice for the circular economy.

Grazie EcoNatural is the brand spokesperson for a sustainable approach to paper production. Lucart S.p.A. works every day to offer consumers products that respect both people and the environment they live in, and the items in this range are a clear reflection of Lucart's philosophy.Products marked with FSC® RECYCLED are made from 100% recycled cellulose.

The plastic wrap used for these products is 100% recyclable and made from polyethylene containing at least 60% recycled plastic, or from paper primarily composed of recycled fibers. For detailed information about the packaging materials, please refer to the information provided on the product packaging.

Grazie EcoNatural products are EU Ecolabel certified.

EU Ecolabel is the ecological quality label owned by the European Union, which distinguishes those products or services that, guaranteeing high environmental performance standards, are characterized by a reduced environmental impact throughout the entire life cycle.

Another important certification of Grazie Eco Natural products is the FSC® RECYCLED certification, which certifies that the paper is made with 100% recycled cellulose.

FSC ^® is one of the most recognized international organizations for responsible forest management.

The use of recycled material makes it possible to protect precious forest resources and reduces the felling of trees.

Each product in the Grazie EcoNatural range includes general information on its packaging regarding separate waste collection. For more detailed and accurate instructions, always refer to the waste disposal guidelines provided by your local municipality.

By filling out the appropriate form in the dedicated page.

By filling out the appropriate form in the dedicated page specifying the location and province of the store in the request.

The retail price of GrazieEcoNatural products is defined by the retailer according to the principle of free competition.