The debate over the use of traditional linen napkins versus disposable products has been a contentious issue in the foodservice and hospitality industry for many years. Advances in modern technology and innovative materials have made it increasingly difficult to tell the difference in look and feel between real linen and paper alternatives.
The belief that linen napkins are cheaper is no longer true. Hidden costs must be taken into account. On the one hand, linen has a higher purchase price, and on the other hand, costs are incurred during the entire service life due to cleaning and replacement. On average, around one in ten linen napkins is lost due to general wear and tear or stains.
Our Duni-Linen-Feel napkins are available at a lower purchase price - and as disposable products, they drastically reduce all other expenses (storage, transportation, etc.).

FSC® certification is a globally recognized certification system that ensures that the wood and paper products you buy come from responsibly managed forests. The FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council) is an international non-profit organization that sets standards for forest management and certifies forests that meet these standards.

The FSC® certification process evaluates the forest management methods used to produce wood and paper products.

These methods are evaluated:

• Logging impact on the ecosystem
• Protection and rights of indigenous peoples
• Proper management of the forest

The certification confirms to end consumers that their wood and paper products have been sourced responsibly and sustainably.