Spanish company invented seed paper can grow plants after use?

Paper is one of the most commonly used materials in our daily lives, whether it is advertising flyers, general documents, wrapping paper, etc., and almost always end up in the trash. To solve this problem, a Spanish company has come up with a new invention.

August 28 news, according to media reports, Sheedo, a Spanish company, invented a kind of "seed paper", which can be buried in the soil after use to grow plants. This special paper is both surprising and can be reused, creating a cycle that reduces the burden on the environment.

Made from surplus cotton from the textile industry, the paper doesn't require the cutting down of trees or toxic bleaching; it's a 100% sustainable product. Experts point out that seed paper overcomes the limitations of traditional printing by allowing these papers to grow back into new plants. Bringing otherwise discarded paper back to life again, both for paper and plants, gives us more room for a whole new imagination.

The product is currently being used by Coca-Cola, Amazon, Google and others.

The concept of seed paper:

Seeds are added to the wood pulp in the papermaking process, which can be dyed in a variety of colors, thus producing paper containing seeds called "seed paper". (This is a new environmentally friendly product, this paper after use, can be discarded in the soil, in the right time and temperature and humidity, the seeds inside the paper can germinate and grow seedlings.)

In order to make handmade special craft paper, more colorful, handmade paper workers, the seeds of these shrubs, plants and flowers mixed into the pulp, due to the entire production process of handmade paper, is completely environmentally friendly and non-polluting, the seeds in the pulp is completely unaffected. After the paper is finished, the seeds still survive in the paper.

Modern people continue to produce this seed paper using traditional methods. And the seed paper related products are exported to Europe, America and other developed countries. In China, this very interesting product has also started its new market.

Above content reference Hutchinson News - Coca-Cola has adopted the Spanish company invented seed paper: after use can grow plants