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Bring nature into the office<\/p>

The products in the wheat straw line are made from 50 % wheat straw and 50 % PP. The straw used for these items is left behind after the wheat harvest and is then processed into high-quality products \u2013 an ideal use for residual straw. You can even smell the nature in these products: the elasticated folder and the ring binder have the scent of natural wheat!<\/p>

Elasticated folder wheat straw<\/h2>

The elasticated folder comes in an attractive blue and green and is ideal for filing documents up to A4 format. The elastic band stops the contents from slipping out, so your papers are kept safely, cleanly and out of sight in this sustainable folder.<\/p><\/div>

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Ring binder wheat straw<\/h2>

The sustainable ring binder comes in an attractive blue and green, with two rings and a fill height of 3.5 cm. It protects your documents up to A4 format and brings order to the chaos of paperwork.<\/p><\/div>

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If you would like to know more about how the wheat straw products are made, read the Story post \u00abFrom wheat straw to office product\u00bb<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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