MUMBAI: Making a shift towards conscious living and sustainability, Swara Baby Products Pvt. Ltd. has introduced a first-of-its-kind technology in India – a diaper technology that significantly cuts down the use of conventional wood pulp, thus contributing towards preserving trees. Presently, this diaper technology is used in the brand Baby Hug Pro.
Wood pulp, one of the key elements in manufacturing a diaper, comes from trees like pine and spruce. The innovative design that Swara has introduced reduces wood pulp usage from 100% to approximately 7%. This massive drop is a game-changer in the baby care manufacturing industry and a noteworthy step towards prevention of deforestation. All claims are based on product research/testing, certifications, and industry best practices. Consumers are encouraged to reach out to us if any further details are required.
By reducing the use of traditional tree-based material with sustainability as the objective, the company aims to minimize its carbon footprint and preserving natural resources. “Every year, millions of trees are cut down to produce diapers. Our goal is to challenge this norm and offer a diaper that is not only designed for safety but also responsible for the planet,” a Swara spokesperson said.
Further, this technology creates a diaper, feeling almost like a garment. One can say that this diaper is similar to a sanitary napkin. It is notable because unlike bulky traditional diapers, these allow babies and toddlers to move freely, promoting better physical development and posture support. According to some studies, bulky diapers can sometimes restrict movement, potentially impacting motor skill development in infants and toddlers. Swara’s design ensures that babies can crawl, walk, and play without discomfort while still benefiting from tested absorption and dryness levels.
Swara Baby Products Pvt Ltd is the first in India to receive BIS certification for its diaper quality and safety standards. Raising the bar, Swara’s diapers are tested and certified to be free from harmful chemicals, ensuring they are safe for sensitive baby skin. It has been accredited with OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 certification which authenticates its superior quality and skin-friendly products.
“Parents today are more conscious of what goes on their baby’s skin. So brands are also looking for safe, tested alternatives while also contributing to a greener planet. This is exactly what we offer” said a senior product developer at Swara.
Swara’s initiative is setting a precedent for the baby care industry, proving that innovation and sustainability can go hand in hand. As the brand continues to push boundaries, it offers a vision of a future where baby products leave a lighter footprint on the Earth.
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