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  • FAQ's: Bamboo Vs Cotton - Absorbency & Drying Time

    Posted February 15, 2011 in organic cotton by Frances

    At Eureco, there are three questions our customers ask us all the time:

    • Are Bamboo Towels more absorbent than Cotton Towels?
    • Do Bamboo Towels absorb more quickly than Cotton Towels?
    • Do Bamboo Towels take longer to dry than Cotton Towels?

    Sometimes the answer is a little more complicated than a simple yes or no, so I thought I’d post a blog to explain.

    I’ve even included the results of some of the testing I’ve had done along the way.


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  • The Organic Expo will be an eco extravaganza!

    Posted August 5, 2010 in organic cotton by Megan

    So we think you should all come to the Organic Expo to visit the Eureco stand, of course. However, to be fair, the Organic Expo is much more than just Eureco, in fact there will be over 180 other exciting exhibitors there!

    (In case you have been hiding under a rock, the Organic Expo will be held at the Sydney Convention Centre from 20-22 August.)


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  • Eureco makes Organic Expo debut!

    Posted August 2, 2010 in organic cotton by Megan

    The Organic Expo is being held in Sydney at the Convention Centre from August 20-22 and Eureco will be there!


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  • Organic Cotton - Farming future fibres

    Posted July 19, 2010 in organic cotton by Megan

    The differences between organic cotton and conventional cotton can be seen when the farming process is broken down into stages, such as seed preparation, soil preparation, water, weed control, pest control, and harvesting. The basic premise of organic cotton at the farming level is facilitating what the earth does naturally –thrive.


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  • What's been happening?

    Posted July 12, 2010 in organic cotton by Megan

    We are super excited to announce that the organic cotton collection has finally arrived, after the shipment was lost at sea! Ok, well we thought it was lost at sea because it was so late, but when it finally got delivered the paperwork stated the port of arrival, Sydney Australia, and the date of arrival, 1st of June! Needless to say Frances was very cranky, and of course there was no explanation as to what the towels have been doing for six weeks...


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  • About Organic Cotton

    Posted July 6, 2010 in organic cotton by Megan

    So most of us have been using cotton all our lives – cotton sheets, towels, clothes... It’s supposed to be a natural product, isn’t it? So what’s the difference with organic cotton? I thought organic was just related to those tomatoes?


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