Bamboo paper tissues now in India

Our Bamboo Tissue is Premium Natural Unbleached

Kosher Bamboo range of paper tissue products are made from pure bamboo pulp and are processed sustaining its natural properties without using any bleaching agent. Paper tissue made from bamboo products exceed conventional wood pulp on the tissue characteristics;of water absorption, softness and functionality. Beyond superfine tissue Kosher Bamboo products provide consumers satisfaction; of sustainable consumption,of enabling environment conservation, of belongingness to distinct class and a good sense of prestige.

Paper Napkins

Green Olive

Reb Brick

Deep Blue

Brown Gloss

As a growing and responsible corporate, we intend to ascertain the virtues of Bamboo in exploring the feasibility and the advantages for progressively adopting bamboo as the primary and larger source for making personal hygiene tissue products.

The objective of the project is to assess the larger environment and economic benefits that can be derived and the ideal model of operation to be able realize that in a large measure. In pursuing our study we intend to partner with befitting agriculture institutes and knowledgeable minds.

We hope to construct an industry sector and in India.

Green Grove

Pink Gold

Ivory Gold

Gold Case

Bamboo mimicked cylindrical case reflects flamboyant character – on the office desk or anywhere. The sturdy container keeps the supple Kosher Bamboo freshwipes fresh and crumple-free. Bottled freshwipes pack is reusable and is offered with a refill pack

Bottle Canister

Refill Pack

ultra supple | premium | natural | unbleached

The Sustainable Roots of India’s Paper Industry

Unlike in many parts of the world, the paper industry in India stands apart as it is not forest-dependent but agro- and farm-forestry-based. The paper industry sources over 90% of its wood requirements through industry-driven agroforestry, actively collaborating with the farming community. It meets the remaining demand from government and other sources, minimizing environmental disruption.

This approach has fostered a significant partnership between the paper industry and farmers. Currently, an estimated 500,000 farmers across the country are engaged in cultivating plantations of species like Eucalyptus, Subabul, Casuarina, Acacia, and Poplar. On average, 125,000 hectares are brought under agroforestry annually, contributing to a cumulative 1.2 million hectares over the years. These efforts, championed by paper mills, have not only strengthened the supply chain but have also improved rural livelihoods by offering a sustainable and lucrative income stream for farmers.

India’s paper production relies on three diverse raw material sources:

Wood/Bamboo (21% of total production).
Agro-residues like bagasse and wheat straw.
Waste paper/recycled fiber (RCF).

Wood: A Renewable Resource with Economic Benefits
Among India’s natural resources, pulpwood stands out for its fast growth and sustainability. Certain species mature into full-grown trees within just 3.5 years, making them an excellent renewable resource. The economic value of wood not only enhances farmers’ incomes but also generates employment opportunities, especially in rural areas, thereby contributing to economic development and environmental sustainability.

A Call for a Greener Tomorrow
At Kosher, we take pride in promoting sustainable practices in tissue production and believe that protecting our planet is a shared responsibility. We encourage everyone in society to join hands in creating a greener world by planting more trees. Together, let’s nurture nature and ensure a better future for generations to come.