Christmas 2010: here is the Tree in 100% recycled cardboard

    It's easy to say Christmas tree! But what if this year there was really the possibility of making an alternative Christmas tree, which does not use plastic or artificial materials? Well yes, finally there is a completely eco-sustainable tree, made with natural fibers obtained from the recycling of cardboard. Not surprisingly, this nice product is produced by a paper mill in Pontenuovo di Magenta, belonging to the Reno De Medici Group, the second European producer of cardboard made from recycled fibers.



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    It is easy to say Albero di Natale! But what if this year there really was a chance to make an alternative Christmas tree, which you do not use plastic materials or artificial? Well yes, finally there is a completely eco-sustainable tree, obtained with natural fibers obtained from cardboard recycling. Not surprisingly, this nice product is produced by one Pontenuovo di Magenta paper mill, the Reno De Medici Group, the second largest European producer of cardboard made from recycled fibers.



    The tree, which also got the Fsc certification, was presented on the occasion of the initiative "Open recycling 2010”And already a great success is announced.

    The fibers used for the production of the tree "come from forests managed with strict environmental and socio-economic rules and - as the company explains - can be reused several times over the years and disposed of in normal paper recycling containers".

    Il design is essential but elegant, light weight, suitable for any christmas decoration, 100% recycled, ideal for young and old, thanks to its natural fibers, and also quite cheap: The cardboard tree is indeed available in three models, the small one, from 19 euros, the classic one, green for 33 euros, and the modern white one, for 34 euros and can be purchased directly on the company's website.



    Verdiana Amorosi

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