If You Care - Tea Filter Short, 100 Pieces

Quick Description

Eco-friendly unbleached tea filters made from chlorine-free paper; ideal for single-cup brewing with no paper taste.

Key Information

• Unbleached & Chlorine-Free: Made with totally chlorine-free (TCF) paper for a clean and natural tea experience.
• FSC Certified: Paper sourced from responsibly managed forests to support sustainable practices.
• Single-Cup Design: Short filter size tailored for individual tea servings.
• Compostable & Biodegradable: Fully compostable at home or industrial facilities.
• Neutral Taste: Does not affect the flavour of your tea, ensuring pure enjoyment.

Product Overview 

If You Care FSC Certified Unbleached Tea Filters (Short, 100 pieces) are the perfect eco-friendly companion for loose leaf tea lovers. These filters are made from totally chlorine-free (TCF) paper, meaning no chlorine or derivatives are used in their production—better for your health and the planet. Designed specifically for single-cup brewing, the short filters offer convenience while minimising waste. Sourced from FSC-certified forests, the paper supports responsible forestry practices. In addition to being biodegradable, the filters are home and industrial compostable, allowing you to reduce your carbon footprint effortlessly. Their construction ensures they do not alter the flavour of your tea, offering a pure and clean infusion every time. Whether you're brewing herbal, black, or green tea, these unbleached filters allow the full character of your loose leaves to shine through. With eco-conscious packaging and a commitment to sustainability, these tea filters align perfectly with a low-impact lifestyle.

Ingredients

Made from FSC-certified unbleached totally chlorine-free (TCF) paper.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these filters suitable for loose leaf tea?

Yes, they're designed for all loose leaf teas in single-cup servings.

Can I compost them at home?

Yes, the filters are fully compostable in home and commercial composting.

Do they change the taste of tea?

No, they're flavour-neutral and designed not to affect taste.