The paper that Grazie EcoNatural products are made of is made exclusively with recovered cellulose.

The innovative idea was to recover the cellulose fibers present in beverage cartons to make a new paper. Through a technologically innovative production process, the cartons are separated into their components: cellulose, polyethylene and aluminum fibers. The recovered cellulose fiber is reintroduced into the production cycle and then transformed into the consumer products that we offer on the market. Even the remaining materials (polyethylene and aluminum) are recovered and used to build new commonly used objects.

It is of this particular color, because it is made with recovered fibers of pure unbleached cellulose. The brown color comes from the natural color of the wood.

Yes, the products in the Grazie Eco Natural range are dermatologically tested and safe on the skin.

Each country has its own reference regulation for eligibility for food contact. In Italy, recycled paper, if it meets certain quality criteria, is authorized for exclusive contact with food only for dry foods. This means that it is forbidden to use it, for example, to absorb the excess oil that characterizes fried foods, even if from a safety point of view there would be no problems of any kind. In fact, on the packaging of the kitchen towels and household paper you will find the symbol of the fork (indicating the suitability for food contact) with the following wording: “For food pursuant to article 27 paragraph 1 letter b) Ministerial Decree 21.3.1973 and subsequent amendments”

Thank you EcoNatural is a brand of Lucart S.p.A., company operating in the paper sector since 1953, which always shares a sustainable vision of the world. Lucart S.p.a. is an ambassador company for a sustainable way of producing paper, through a systemic approach aimed at optimizing the use of raw materials and reducing waste, transforming them into new resources. Apply production and business models inspired by the principles of the circular economy to protect people and contribute to the future of the planet. Thanks EcoNatural is the brand spokesperson for a circular economy.

Grazie EcoNatural is the brand spokesperson for a sustainable way of producing paper: Lucart S.p.A. strives every day to offer consumers products that are respectful for humans and for the environment in which they live and the products in this range are tangible proof of Lucart's philosophy. The products specially marked FSC® RECYCLED, are made with 100% recycled cellulose.

The plastic wrap used for the products is 100% recyclable and has been made of polyethylene consisting of at least 60% recycled plastic or paper, made mainly with recycled fibers. For more information on the type of material used for packaging, you can consult what is reported 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 has general information on its packaging regarding separate waste collection. For more detailed information, remember to always consult the provisions of your municipality of residence regarding separate waste collection.

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.