AlzaEco Universal Washing Papers (100 washes)

Meet AlzaEco, a brand of quality products with the future in mind

Alza's long-term efforts to go hand in hand with the environment have resulted in a project of which we are rightly proud and we are pleased to present it to our customers. Sustainability with an emphasis on ecology was the main idea behind the whole programme. Our goal was to create a quality ecological product with a high proportion of natural substances, which will be as nature-friendly as possible. And to perfect our original idea, we decided to offer these products in modern, eco-friendly packaging. In terms of easy recyclability and minimal environmental impact, these fit our idea of combining both the actual ecological product and its packaging.

ISO 9001:2015 and 14001:2015 certification

The ISO 9001:2015 standard specifies requirements for quality management systems for use when an organization needs to demonstrate its capability to provide products that meet customer and applicable regulatory requirements.

ISO 14001:2015 relates to environmental management and is intended for manufacturers, suppliers and service providers in all business sectors.

The natural content of AlzaEco products, and what natural substances are

Natural substances occur in nature and then undergo only physical treatment (cleaning, grinding, etc. ). These include, for example, zeolites, enzymes, salt or silicates. Substances of natural origin are raw materials based on natural substances (e.g. coconut oil or baking soda - sodium bicarbonate), but are chemically modified to achieve the desired properties. The remaining substances that are of synthetic origin. They serve, for example, for perfuming, preserving or as solvents to improve product properties. However, they are contained in the product in such quantities that they are not harmful to health or the environment.

AlzaEco products use sodium cocosulphate, which is an excellent biodegradable tenside - both aerobically and anaerobically. They also contain polyglucosides, or sugar esters, which are made from glucose and, unlike ethoxylated alcohols, are not toxic to aquatic organisms.