Caboo Tree Free Napkins, 4 Packs of 250, 1000 Total Napkins, Sustainable & Disposable Kitchen Napkin

Price: $26.99
(as of Sep 08, 2025 06:39:13 UTC – Details)

From the brand

We make tree-free household products that are just as soft and strong as the regular stuff – just a lot better for the Earth. Why? Bamboo and Sugarcane are grasses, not hardwoods. They both grow very quickly and, after harvest, grow back just as quickly. No replanting is necessary. Unlike trees, which can take up to 30 years to grow and mature, bamboo and sugarcane grow back as quickly as in three to four months.

Toilet paper, paper towels, napkins, baby wipes, flushable wipes and more – all tree-free!

Why Bamboo?

The paper industry clear cuts 1,000,000 acres of North American boreal forest each year. While trees may be replanted (and re-cut) the forest is gone forever. Bamboo is one of the fastest growing, least needy grasses on the planet

How Caboo get its start?

We started just two brothers, a wife and a friend. Wiping out forests along with a spill or a bum just didn’t make sense to us. Ten years and later, we’re even more committed to making tree-free the go-to. Daily decisions like choosing Caboo do make a difference. We and the forest thank you!

TREE FREE paper napkins made from sustainably grown viscose, which grow significantly faster than traditional tree based white kitchen napkins, giving you a sustainable, green alternative
EARTH FRIENDLY CHOICE FOR RV, CAMPING, BOATS, picnics, travel, backpacking, or everyday lunch and dinners
SOFT & STRONG 1 PLY SHEETS – the perfect combination of viscose’s strength yet soft fibers that produce a napkin that’s strong, durable, and absorbent
BPA FREE, LINT FREE, & FRAGRANCE FREE, using an elemental chlorine free bleaching process, giving you full honest transparency and unmatched excellence
BULK PACK OF FOUR (4) packs of 250 Sheets for a total of 1,000 square napkins. Caboo’s manufacturing facility is accredited by BRC, FSC, FDA and ISO certifications. We are proudly “Panda Friendly” by sourcing viscose which is not a food source for panda bears.