Origin
- Responsibly made in China
Materials
- Paper: Sugarcane Paper
- Side Coil: Metal
- Cover: Recycled Paper
Earth Friendly Features
- Onyx and Green utilizes recycled, plant-based, renewable, and sustainably harvested materials in the production of their school & office supplies
- Notebook paper is made from sugarcane pulp, which uses less water, and energy to produce than regular paper
Packaging
- Product packaging: Recycled carton insert sheet printed with soy-based ink
- Ships in packaging made with recycled content
- Shipping packaging is recyclable
Additional Features
- 1 subject notebook with metal side coil
- 70 ruled and perforated sheets
- Made with sugar cane paper
Product Dimensions
- 8 x 10.5 in.
Returns
- Unused, undamaged items in their original packaging may be returned within 30 days
Warranty
- Unused, undamaged items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days
Specifications
- 70 sheets
Shipping Info
- Ships same business day!
Onyx and Green
The average school in America will use close to 250,000 pieces of paper each year, with almost 4 billion trees cut down annually across the globe to support this industry. Onyx and Green is breaking this cycle of waste, not only with their unique paper products made from low-impact sugarcane and upcycled construction waste, but with an entire line of school and office supplies. From backpacks, to pens, to even rubber bands and calculators, they infuse creativity and sustainability into the designs of all their products. With consistency in their values and transparency in their production, materials, and values, Onyx and Green is helping to find new solutions in the office supply industry.
Question
Bj –
Do you still have the pocket notebooks?
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EarthHero –
Hi Bj! We currently carry some Stone Paper pocket notebooks. We hope these will do the trick for what you’re looking for!
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imjustkendall07 –
What do you do when you need to get rid of it
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EarthHero –
Hi there! If you have single-stream recycling, you can toss the entire notebook into your recycling bin. If not, you can recycle the paper in your recycling bin and recycle the coil with metal recycling!
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