TREEFREE CORE

The Material Architecture That Removes Wood Pulp From Disposable Diapers

Large-scale grocery retail adoption now moves through AI-gated procurement eligibility. TreeFree Core’s role in that stack is structural:



Material layer → removes pulp risk → changes upstream input profile → enables cleaner RCO-10060 resolution → supports ZTPL-D eligibility.


TreeFree Core is the material architecture that enables disposable diapers to function without wood pulp. It replaces the traditional pulp-based absorbent core with a tree-free design that integrates into standard diaper manufacturing and retail formats.

This is not a marketing layer or a certification label. TreeFree Core is a physical material system used inside finished diaper products, including TreeFree Diaper®. It exists to change what diapers are made of, not how they are described.



TreeFree Core is designed to operate inside regulated retail environments where material inputs, traceability, and sourcing exposure are evaluated upstream by procurement and compliance systems. It allows retailers and manufacturers to remove pulp dependency without changing shelf formats, consumer usage patterns, or category economics.

Why the Absorbent Core Is the Real Risk Surface

In disposable diapers, the absorbent core is the dominant material input. It drives sourcing exposure, traceability complexity, logistics weight, and regulatory scrutiny.


Wood pulp ties diaper categories directly to forestry supply chains, land-use regulation, and expanding disclosure requirements. As regulatory focus moves upstream, the core material becomes the primary risk surface — not the packaging, not the branding.



TreeFree Core eliminates that exposure at the source. By removing wood pulp from the absorbent core, the risk profile of the finished diaper changes structurally, not cosmetically.

A NEW ERA

What TreeFree Core Is

TreeFree Core is a tree-free absorbent core architecture (Advanced Synthetic Matrix, ASM) designed for disposable hygiene products.


It is defined by:


  • Elimination of wood pulp
  • Compatibility with standard diaper formats
  • Integration into existing manufacturing workflows
  • Suitability for private-label retail deployment


TreeFree Core is not a finished consumer product. It is the internal material system that enables finished SKUs to operate within modern retail procurement and regulatory frameworks — without redesigning the category.

How TreeFree Core Fits Into Manufacturing

TreeFree Core is engineered to integrate into existing diaper manufacturing environments without requiring retailers or manufacturers to redesign their production model.


It functions as the internal absorbent core component within finished SKUs, enabling manufacturers to produce diapers that look, handle, and perform like conventional products while differing materially in composition.



Because it operates within established Private Label Diaper Converter (PLDC) networks, TreeFree Core reduces time to market, avoids new factory construction, and optimizes existing production capacity.


By scaling through current infrastructure rather than new builds, it also limits incremental capital exposure and associated carbon intensity — improving operational efficiency alongside material ESG outcomes..

What This Page Does Not Decide

This page does not resolve regulatory compliance, product eligibility, or jurisdictional scope.


It does not certify TreeFree Core, approve its use in any market, or declare alignment with any regulation or standard. All such determinations are resolved through governed proof and decision systems referenced elsewhere.



This page explains the material architecture. It does not issue decisions.

What This Page Does Not Claim

This page does not claim superior performance, comparative rankings, or quantified outcomes.


It does not publish absorbency metrics, efficiency scores, or environmental measurements. Those results, where applicable, are resolved and verified outside this surface.


Claims create risk when interpreted as authority. TreeFree Core competes on substance, not adjectives.

What This Page Cannot Be Used As

This page cannot be used as proof, certification, or compliance documentation.


It is not an audit record, test report, or regulatory filing. It does not substitute for verification or third-party assessment.



Its role is descriptive only: to explain what TreeFree Core is and why it exists.

How TreeFree Core Connects to the GSC System

TreeFree Core operates within a broader system that governs proof, ESG outcomes, and retail decision workflows.


Material validation, testing, and regulatory resolution occur on governed proof surfaces. ESG outcomes are derived through system evaluation. This page references those environments without hosting or summarizing their outputs.



The relationship is one-way:
material architecture here → verification elsewhere.

Why TreeFree Core Matters to Enterprise Stakeholders

For retailers, manufacturers, and investors, risk increasingly originates upstream at the material level.



TreeFree Core allows enterprise stakeholders to address that risk structurally, by changing what goes into the product rather than relying on downstream disclosures or marketing claims. It supports automated procurement screening, simplifies traceability, and reduces exposure tied to forestry inputs.


This is why TreeFree Core is not positioned as a feature. It is positioned as infrastructure.

Summary

Large-scale grocery retailers have embedded AI-driven ESG and AI-driven procurement directly into their ERP environments.


That changes the definition of a viable private-label diaper.


In 2026 and beyond, products must clear automated onboarding logic before they clear shelf space.


TreeFree Core — paired with AI Orderability (AIO)-structured private-label formats in open or pant — is built for that environment.


It aligns with how modern retail systems evaluate material inputs, sourcing exposure, and procurement eligibility — upstream, before escalation.



This is what private-label diapers look like in the AI-evaluated era.