Merry Christmas and happy holidays! As joyful as the season is, it comes with a massive waste problem, especially from non-recyclable Christmas wrapping paper. The Hidden Environmental Cost of Gift Wrap Every December, millions of households unknowingly send vast amounts of wrapping paper straight to landfill. In the U.S. alone, 2.3 million pounds of wrapping paper are thrown away each year, much of it during Christmas.

Every choice matters. Switching from plastic coffee capsules to eco-friendly coffee filters isn't just a lifestyle upgrade, it's a step toward sustainability. At MyFibres, we believe green habits should be simple and accessible. That's why we created MyFilter, a modular coffee filter paper designed to make your coffee routine convenient, affordable, and planet-friendly. Our filter paper isn't just standard: it's adaptable.

In a world where kitchen products are often overlooked, MyFibres offers eco-friendly, non-toxic, and sustainable paper products that protect your health, reduce kitchen waste, and support a greener lifestyle, all while making your everyday cooking smarter. Discover a healthier, greener, and smarter way to cook.

Toluene is a volatile organic solvent widely used in industrial applications such as paint, adhesives, and chemical coatings. In the context of baking paper, it may be used to dissolve and apply synthetic resins or anti-stick agents that give the paper its heat resistance and non-stick properties. While technically effective, this practice raises serious concerns when it comes to food safety.

PFAS (short for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) are synthetic chemicals commonly used to make packaging resistant to grease, water, and heat. They’re found in everyday items like fast-food wrappers, baking paper, and takeout containers. While they may seem harmless, PFAS pose serious risks to both human health and the environment.