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Pantyliners with organic cotton
Do you choose products that are friendly for you and the environment? Delicate Bella pantyliners with organic cotton will protect your underwear and make you feel confident and fresh every day.
The Seal of Cotton and cotton naturalTM are trademarks of Cotton Incorporated.
Friendly for you, Friendly for the environment
ORGANIC COTTON
Cotton used in the Bella Intima pantyliners is safe for women with allergies and very sensitive skin. The process of obtaining the raw material is controlled already from the sowing stage and meets numerous strict environmental standards.
- Environmentally friendly raw materials – organic cotton produced at ecological plantations where environmentally friendly growing methods are used. No artificial fertilisers or chemical plant protection agents (pesticides, herbicides) or genetically modified seeds (GMO) are used.
- Environmentally friendly production – no heavy metals, appropriate water management (closed water circuit, mandatory waste treatment facilities)
- Work standards – production plants comply with the fundamental conventions of the International Labour Organization.
When you choose bella Intima products, you are not only choosing the best product for your delicate and sensitive skin, but you are also supporting the environment.
Cotton from sustainable organic farming was used in the production of the pantyliners packaging. In addition, none of the waste generated during production went to the landfill.
The cellulose used in the absorbent insert is bleached without chlorine - using the ECF technology (Elemental Chlorine Free). Harmful molecular chlorine is replaced with other, safe agents. This process prevents the release of dioxins which are harmful to the environment and our health.
#DISPOSEWISELY!
On the packaging of products, such as sanitary napkins, panty liners and tampons, you can see the marking:
It is to clearly indicate where used hygiene products should go and illustrate the consequences of their improper disposal.
Thanks to proper segregation, we contribute to reducing the amount of waste of hygiene products thrown into toilets and, consequently, ending up in the seas and oceans.
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