Gilroy, CA-based Chameleon Like (asi/44558), a certified B Corp, has a new line of sustainable journals, built to be affordable as well as eco-conscious.

B Line journals are designed with the environment and budget in mind, according to the supplier. The USA-made journals feature tree-free covers made of sugarcane and bamboo. The filler sheets inside are FSC-certified paper.

Chameleon Like is releasing a new line of sustainable journals, with covers made from sugarcane and bamboo.

“We are thrilled to launch a new line featuring sustainable sugarcane and bamboo material, which embody our commitment to sustainability and quality at an affordable price point,” said Pierre Martichoux, president at Chameleon Like.

According to the supplier, the tree-free covers reduce demand for traditional paper materials, the FSC-certified paper promotes responsible forest management, and the slim and portable design makes the products perfect for conferences and other events. The journals are available as either spiral-bound or book-bound, and the filler paper inside comes in Chameleon Like’s standard options: blank, lined, graph and euro dot.

Founded in 1998, Chameleon Like is a journal, accessories and packaging manufacturer that provides fully customizable products made in the USA. The supplier became a certified B Corporation in May of this year. In addition to its new B Line, Chameleon Like uses an array of sustainable materials in its offerings, including recycled paper, recycled and recyclable foam, and recycled “ecoshred” filler material for kitting. The firm is a member of 1% for the Planet, donating 1% of its packaging sales to environmentally focused nonprofits; it also donates 5% of sales of its paperzen line to underfunded public schools through Donors Choose.

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