Elephant Poo Paper:
This paper is made using the poo collected from elephants at the Woburn Safari Park, in England. The poo is collected and brought to the mill - where it is well washed and then included in the papermaking process, thereby drastically reducing the amount of wood pulp required...
Elephants generally have a very inefficient digestive system whereby almost 45% of its food intake can pass through as undigested matter - elephants can produce about 1 tonne of waste material per week!
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Rhino Poo Paper:
This paper is also made with poo - but this time from UK rhinos in Paignton Zoo. Rhinos have a very similar herbivorous diet to elephants, but have a slightly more efficient digestive system - but they still manage to produce a huge amount of raw material for the paper mill to work with!
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Stamp Paper:
The paper is made by adding some stamps to the paper mix - the misprinted stamps from the Royal Mail are collected and shredded - then added to the paper pulp - resulting in a very attractive paper with a unique smattering of colour and texture across every page.
This paper is no longer in production - so there are only a limited amount of notebooks that will ever be made with this special paper...
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Glittery Paper:
This paper is alight with silver holographic sparkles, which brighten up every page.
N.B. Unfortunately the glittery paper is currently unavailable.
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Salt and Pepper Paper:
This paper is made using the off cuts from preciously recycled paper - making it recycled recycled paper! The ink that was on the paper in its previous incarnation is left on - instead of being de-inked - and this gives the paper an unusual feature of making it look like it was sprinkled with a light dusting of salt and pepper.
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