While the need for discrete incontinence solutions is growing, the waste problem with these products is also increasing.
New Bramante specility viscose from Kelheim Fibres combines an outstanding liquid absorption capacity and an extremely high retention level with the well-known benefits of viscose fibres which are 100% renewable materials and therefore compostable or low-emission generating when disposed of in incineration plants.
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