Alternative Fiber and Its Effects on Green Office Supplies

Green is the new "black" when it comes to the bottombarley, oat, rye, and rice straws or non-cereal straws
line. With the rising development of large corporationssuch as red fescue or rye grasses, and bamboo. The
all the way down to small businesses using sustainableadvantages of using alternative-fiber in the production
business practices and green technology for theof green-office-supplies and paper is that agricultural
greater good, the path is opening for the production ofresidues have the advantage of providing fiber without
tree-free alternative fiber paper products. Green officegrowing anything beyond what is already produced.
supplies made of alternative fiber are available as aExample of Green-Office-Supplies Made of
viable source of recycled products.Alternative-Fiber:
What is alternative-fiber? There are plenty of sourcesPaper, envelopes, disposable coffee cups made of
of alternative-fiber that can be used - such as paperBagasse - Sugar Cane Pulp. Sugar cane being the
pulp - producing green office supplies, many of themworld's largest crop. Using is agricultural bi-product as
producing paper of finer grades than is possible byan alternative-fiber has a direct effect on the
wood pulp alone. Examples of more commonenvironment as a sustainable resource of tree free
alternative-fibers are hemp and kenaf.Thesepulp.
alternative-fibers have been used in products for someThe production of alternative-fiber as a source to
time but in the United States the use of hemp hasgreen-office-supplies is on the rise. With the support of
issues and is not a common viable source. Morecorporations and businesses of all sizes looking to
recently, alternative-fiber sources for paper productionimprove their bottom line for a brighter and greener
are recycled from agricultural by-products. Thesefuture by using green-office-supplies.
viable sources are sugar cane bagasse pulp, wheat,