Crush

The eco-friendly paper with agro-industrial waste

All about Crush

Crush is an eco-friendly range of papers by Favini, made by replacing up to 15% of virgin tree pulp with the process residues of organic products.

Crush paper includes by-products from citrus fruits, coconut, cocoa, grapes, cherries, lavender, corn, olives, coffee, kiwi fruits, hazelnuts and almonds. These natural raw materials are saved from landfill and used to make these distinctive and vivid papers.

In true Favini style, Crush is produced and designed with creativity and care for the environment – using an eco-friendly manufacturing process that’s far more advanced than standard recycling processes.

The Crush story: how paper is made from oranges

Watch our video see the process of turning oranges into Crush.

Crush is true to Favini’s spirit - produced and designed with Italian flair

Crush is FSC™ certified, produced with EKOenergy, GMO free, contains 40% post-consumer recycled waste and resulting in a 20% reduction in carbon footprint. Both the production process and the product are protected by European patent.

Crush is suitable for all applications, including luxury packaging, brochures, stationery tags, cards and labels. But what truly sets Crush apart is the extra dimension it offers customers who want to stand out. For example, how wonderful that a paper made using grape residues can be used to make a wine label.

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