Read as we share some of the highlights from Tissue World Düsseldorf and Milan Pulp Week 2023.

A look at the current challenges the paper and pulp industry face and why manufacturers are turning to bamboo as the solution.

Exploring how the addition of bamboo pulp can improve traditional tissue and hygiene products whilst fulfilling a consumer-driven demand.

When bamboos are cultivated and processed sustainably, the products derived can be a green alternative to common household materials.

Understanding some of the latest market trends in the tissue and hygiene industry and how bamboo plays a role.

There are over 1650 species of bamboo. Here's a closer look at Bambusa vulgaris, which will be cultivated by Bamboo Bioproducts in Jamaica.

Bamboo can reduce environmental pressure on traditional forests through cultivation and sustainable management forestry practices.

Bamboo fibres are similar in length to softwoods. So, how does bamboo fibre perform in comparison to wood-based fibres?

For many reasons, sustainable bamboo pulp can be a green alternative for traditional tissue and hygiene products. Learn more here.

The Bamboo Bioproducts team were invited to share project updates at the Invest Jamaica conference in November 2022.