What percentage of virgin wood pulp does the paper of this Spring Purple Floral Disposable Paper Decorative Guest Napkins contain?

The paper core component of this napkin is selected 99.99% virgin wood pulp. Virgin wood pulp, as the top material in the paper industry, has a very particular production process. It starts with carefully selected wood chips, often sourced from sustainably managed forests, ensuring the rational use of resources and the protection of the environment. The wood chips then undergo a rigorous cooking and extraction process to remove lignin and other impurities, leaving only pure cellulose. This process not only preserves the natural fiber structure of the wood, but also gives the paper its excellent flexibility and strength.
This Spring Purple Floral Disposable Paper Decorative Guest Napkins has a high 99.99% virgin wood pulp content, which means its paper is almost entirely composed of pure cellulose, without any recycled materials or other impurities added. The use of this high proportion of virgin wood pulp brings significant advantages in many aspects.
Due to the high fiber content and purity of virgin wood pulp, the paper of this napkin is extremely soft to the touch, giving it a gentle and delicate touch, improving the comfort of use. Virgin wood pulp fiber has good water absorption and can quickly absorb and lock liquid to prevent liquid leakage. This is crucial for napkins as they effectively keep the table clean and prevent liquids from staining clothing or the table.
High-quality virgin wood pulp can better hold and fix dyes, making the purple floral pattern on the napkins bright and not easy to fade. Even after being wiped multiple times, exposed to water or exposed to sunlight for a long time, the pattern can maintain good color performance and last as long as new. Because virgin wood pulp is sourced from sustainably managed forests, the paper production of this napkin is not only environmentally friendly, but also consistent with the concept of sustainable development. It reduces the consumption of natural resources, reduces environmental pollution, and contributes to environmental protection.