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Solid bleached sulfite

The little box that housed your last tube of toothpaste, the cereal cartons in your kitchen cabinet…these and many more packages that shoppers pick up every day are made of this ubiquitous paperboard. Solid bleached sulfite is a concern for the eco-conscious because it is made entirely from virgin tree fiber, rather than from post-consumer recycled content.

 

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