From cactus-like plant to potty staple: Kimberly-Clark to use succulent's fiber to make toilet paper
Your future toilet or tissue paper could be Sonora soft, as Kimberly-Clark plans to make goods from a Southwest desert plant called hesperaloe to try cutting back on using wood.
TL;DR
- Kimberly-Clark plans to use the Southwest desert plant hesperaloe.
- This plant could be used to produce toilet and tissue paper.
- The goal is to reduce the use of wood in manufacturing paper products.