Kosher Non-Woven Kitchen Towel

In a kitchen, every wipe matters. From quick spill clean-ups to maintaining spotless counters and utensils, the tools you use play a vital role in hygiene and efficiency. That’s where Kosher Non-Woven Kitchen Towels redefine everyday cleaning — combining performance, durability, and thoughtful design.

Designed with Purpose, Crafted with Care

Kosher Non-Woven Kitchen Towels are made using a high-grade viscose and polyester fibre blend, carefully engineered to deliver superior performance in daily kitchen tasks.

This advanced non-woven construction gives the towel a fabric-like strength while keeping it lightweight, flexible, and easy to use — making it a reliable companion for modern kitchens.

High Absorption with Mesh-Textured Fabric

One of the defining features of Kosher Non-Woven Kitchen Towels is their mesh-textured fabric.

This unique structure helps:

Spread liquid evenly across the surface
Absorb spills quickly and efficiently
Reduce the number of wipes needed

Whether it’s water, oil, or food spills, the towel absorbs fast — keeping your kitchen clean with minimal effort.

Washable, Reusable, and Long-Lasting

Built for repeat use, Kosher Non-Woven Kitchen Towels are washable and reusable.

After use, simply rinse or wash and allow it to dry. The towel:

Dries faster than conventional cloths
Retains its shape and strength
Does not develop unpleasant odours easily

This makes it not only convenient but also a smart, value-driven choice for daily kitchen use.

Hygienic Cleaning You Can Trust

Hygiene is at the core of every Kosher product.

Kosher Non-Woven Kitchen Towels:

Do not tear or disintegrate when wet
Leave no lint or residue behind
Maintain consistency even after multiple uses

The quick-drying nature helps reduce moisture retention, supporting a cleaner and more hygienic kitchen environment.

Tough on Spills, Gentle on Surfaces

Despite their strength, these towels are soft and gentle, making them safe for:

Kitchen countertops
Glassware
Cooktops
Appliances

You get powerful cleaning without worrying about scratches or damage.

Perfect for Homes and Professional Kitchens

From everyday household cooking to high-use commercial kitchens, Kosher Non-Woven Kitchen Towels are designed to perform consistently.

They are ideal for:

Homes
Cafés & restaurants
Hotels & cloud kitchens
Food preparation areas

Wherever cleanliness matters, Kosher delivers.

The Kosher Promise

At Kosher, quality isn’t an option — it’s a standard.
Every non-woven kitchen towel reflects our commitment to better materials, better performance, and better hygiene.

Very nice. Very soft. Very dependable.

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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.