Why We're Adjusting Our Prices: A Note from Save Trees

by Dev MG

 

At Save Trees, our mission has always been simple: provide high-quality, sustainable paper products that save our forests and protect the planet. We believe in transparency with our community, which is why we want to share some important updates about our pricing.

 

Due to recent tariffs, the costs of producing and shipping our bamboo toilet paper, paper towels, and facial tissues have significantly increased. We’ve absorbed these higher costs for as long as possible, but to continue offering the same level of quality and environmental commitment, we’ve decided to make some adjustments.

What’s Driving These Changes?

  • Tariff Increases: Recent changes in trade policies have led to higher import costs for raw materials, including the sustainably sourced bamboo we use. 

  • Rising Shipping & Logistics Costs: Global supply chain disruptions have increased transportation expenses, making it more costly to get our products from production to your doorstep.

  • Material & Production Costs: As demand for sustainable alternatives grows, so do the costs of responsibly sourcing and processing bamboo to meet our high standards.

What’s Changing:

The items below will get a small price increase of a few dollars each. We highly recommend switching to our Bulk Box or Combo Box to save money while saving trees!


Our Commitment to You

While we are adjusting our prices, our values remain unchanged. We are still dedicated to providing tree-free, plastic-free, and carbon-offset products that make a difference. We will continue to work hard to minimize costs where possible while ensuring fair wages, ethical sourcing, and top-tier quality.

 

We deeply appreciate your support and understanding. By choosing Save Trees, you’re not just purchasing sustainable essentials—you’re helping us create a future where forests remain standing, and eco-friendly options become the norm.

 

Thank you for being part of this journey with us.

 

With gratitude,
The Save Trees Team

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