About QINGYA Paper
Dear friends,
When you reach for a tissue, have you ever wondered—where does it come from? And where does it go after use?We are Chengdu Qingya Paper, a tissue brand built on natural bamboo pulp and a deep commitment to eco-friendly living. We cut down no trees—only use fast-growing, endlessly renewable bamboo.
Bamboo is nature’s kindest gift. It matures in three years, sprouts again each season, needs no replanting, no fertilizers, and little water. Our tissues are soft, skin-friendly, bleach-free, and fully biodegradable—returning to the earth without a trace.
We own our bamboo base and control every step from raw material to finished product, so every sheet you use is as pure and safe as it should be.
Since 2016, we have been reaching out to the world, knowing that you, too, care about deforestation and a future free from waste.
That’s why we choose bamboo over wood. Every pull says “no” to logging; every disposal says “yes” to nature.
Choosing our tissues is not buying a daily essential—it’s casting a gentle vote for the planet. Small daily choices, when multiplied, change the future.
Why choose bamboo ?
Since 2007, we have been committed to the research and development of bamboo products. There are many reasons for this: traditional toilet paper causes too much damage to the environment. This is very clear—producing traditional toilet paper means cutting down a large number of trees, which not only harms wildlife but also destroys ecosystems. At the same time, the chemicals used in the manufacturing process contaminate water sources and endanger human health. Moreover, processing trees into toilet paper requires a large amount of water and energy, further weakening the environment.
Advantages of Bamboo
Fast growth rate: Bamboo is a grass species that grows much faster than trees. It can mature in 3–5 years, whereas trees typically take 10–20 years or even longer. This makes bamboo a highly renewable resource.
High resource utilization efficiency: After bamboo is harvested, there is no need to replant it. Its underground rhizome system continuously sprouts new shoots, enabling "one-time planting and perpetual use."
Environmental protection and carbon sequestration: During its growth, bamboo absorbs large amounts of carbon dioxide and releases about 35% more oxygen than equivalent trees. At the same time, bamboo's root system effectively preserves soil and water, conserves water resources, and plays a positive role in restoring ecosystems.
Excellent fiber properties: Bamboo fibers are of moderate length, with thick and tough cell walls. Tissue paper made from bamboo pulp exhibits good flexibility, strength, and breathability. Additionally, bamboo fibers naturally possess antibacterial and antimicrobial properties, giving bamboo pulp paper a hygienic advantage.
Water and energy efficiency: Compared to traditional wood pulp papermaking, the production process for bamboo pulp consumes less water and fewer chemicals, helping to reduce the environmental burden of manufacturing.