EcoChit Phenol-Free Thermal Paper Rolls, 2-1/4" x 45', Pre-Printed Eco-Friendly Message, Every Case Plants Two Tree, Case of 50 — Open-Box, 25% Off

PERFECT SIZE: EcoChit receipt rolls come in two different sizes and will work great with all types of receipt registers.

SUSTAINABLE PAPER PRODUCT: EcoChit Paper rolls come from sustainably managed forests and one tree is planted for every case sold - OneTreePlanted.org reforestation partner. Cardboard cores - no more plastic!

GREAT PRINT, EVERYTIME: White paper rolls, lint free paper reduces paper jams. Our paper rolls are 100% BPA & BPS Free which provide high quality crisp, dark imaging

QUALITY RECEIPT PRINTER PAPER: Premium base stock provides superior print clarity resulting in hassle-free printing. If you are not satisfied with our premium paper, contact us and we will make it right.

WE LOVE OUR PLANET: White receipt paper is not something we talk about very often. We wanted to create something that was visually appealing and enabled our customers to give back to mother nature

Why EcoChit White Paper Receipt Rolls? As a paper company we are conscious of our environmental footprint. We created EcoChit to change how businesses and consumers thinks about receipts. By helping plant trees EcoChit gives more than it takes from all the Earth's beautiful trees. EcoChit is a pre-printed thermal roll showcasing its green benefits on the back side of the receipt, showing your customers that you are sourcing ethically and supporting a sustainable future. EcoChit is a One Tree Planted reforestation partner. For every case of EcoChit sold, we will donate $1 towards replenishing our world’s forests. BPA (Bisphenol-A) is a toxic chemical which is found in many plastics as well as thermal receipts. Studies have shown BPA exposure can lead to cancer, infertility, heart disease and diabetes. Unknown to the public, manufacturers have switched to using BPS (Bisphenol-S), an equally harmful chemical. EcoChit white receipt rolls contain no BPA or BPS and instead uses a new phenol-free chemical called Pergafast, which has not shown any negative effects on humans.