The Cushelle tubeless toilet paper is a new product being launched into the UK market to provide consumers with a lower-waste product and even more value.
The toilet paper is made with no paper tube in the middle, which results in more product being provided in every roll for consumers to appreciate. The announcement comes as part of the brand's continued commitment to reduce waste, contribute to a circular economy and support consumer preferences for more sustainable takes on essential products.
The Cushelle tubeless toilet paper is available in Original and Quilted varieties, which both come in reduced CO2 packaging thanks to the use of recycled plastics. This plastic packaging can also be recycled at select retailers to further enhance the sustainable nature of the product.
Tube-Free Toilet Paper Products
Cushelle Tubeless Toilet Paper is Launching in the UK
Trend Themes
1. Reducing Waste - Businesses can innovate by creating products that focus on reducing waste, such as tubeless toilet paper rolls.
2. Circular Economy - Companies can capitalize on the circular economy by creating sustainable products that are recyclable, reducing the use of non-biodegradable materials, like plastic packaging in Cushelle's tubeless toilet paper.
3. Sustainable Products - Entrepreneurs can innovate by creating sustainable products like Cushelle's tubeless toilet paper, which is made without a paper tube in the middle, thereby reducing waste and providing value to consumers.
Industry Implications
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3. Waste Management - Companies can benefit from the shift towards a circular economy by using sustainable materials and innovative recycling methods, thus reducing waste and preserving the environment.