Meet Reel Paper, the Tree-Free Toilet Paper: David VanHimbergen, CEO of Reel Paper
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Support for Causeartist and the Disruptors for GOOD comes from: Asana Get 50% off Asana with dedicated support from our social venture and nonprofit team. Save time with our best-in-class work management-and put more resources toward your mission. Learn more here. --------------------------- ---> Check out the Causeartist Partners here. ---> Subscribe to the Causeartist Newsletter here. In episode 196 of the Disruptors for GOOD podcast, I speak with David VanHimbergen, CEO of Reel Paper, on scaling a startup with a mission to change the paper industry. Reel Paper is a company that is on a mission to change the paper industry. They are committed to creating sustainable paper products that are better for the planet and still deliver the premium quality and convenience you expect. Every single day, a staggering 27,000 trees are cut down to produce conventional toilet paper, leading to significant deforestation and environmental harm. Reel Paper uses 100% tree-free fibers, making it the most sustainable paper on the market. Their products are also packaged and shipped in eco-friendly materials and come wrapped in 100% recyclable paper. In addition to using sustainable materials, Reel Paper is also committed to offsetting their carbon emissions and planting trees. They partner with One Tree Planted to plant a tree for every order that is placed. If you are looking for a sustainable and eco-friendly paper product, Reel Paper is a great option. Their products are made with high-quality materials and they are committed to making a difference for the planet. Support for Causeartist and the Disruptors for GOOD comes from: Asana Get 50% off Asana with dedicated support from our social venture and nonprofit team. Save time with our best-in-class work management-and put more resources toward your mission. Learn more here. --------------------------- ---> Check out the Causeartist Partners here. ---> Subscribe to the Causeartist Newsletter here.
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