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    ATLANTA - Baby and children's products distributor, Regal Lager, has announced it is now distributing New Zealand based Terra's premium plant-based diapers and wipes in the U.S. and Canada.

    Terra Diapers and Training Pants are made from 85% plant-based materials and boast 360 degree absorbency, instant dryness, and 12+ hours of protection against wetness.

    In addition, Terra plant-based diapers are dermatologically tested, help prevent diaper rash, feature natural fibres, and have a non-toxic wetness indicator, so no chemicals are used to detect wetness. They contain 0% chlorine, fragrance, latex, parabens, phthalates, and bleach and use food-safe ink on product and the recyclable paper packaging.

    The diaper and training pants' backsheet is made from 100% bamboo fibre, the 100% USA natural wood pulp is FSC certified, and the PLA water resistant sheet is made using non-GMO, sustainable corn starch

    Terra's eco-friendly wipes are made from 100% biodegradable FSC-certified bamboo fibre (not bamboo viscose) and 99.5+% New Zealand water. They contain no plastic, chemicals, fragrance, or optical brighteners and are made from a textured, nonwoven fabric for extra durability.

    "Regal Lager is thrilled to offer Terra's unparalleled diapers and wipes to parents in North America and cannot wait to see the positive effect the products have on their daily lives," said Bengt Lager, President of Regal Lager. "We're proud to represent a company like Terra that takes the best ingredients that Mother Nature has to offer and combines them with cutting edge manufacturing, technology and human innovation, without sacrificing performance."

     

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