The natural products of Grazie are manufactured using a special ecological process, recycling TetraPak packaging. A TetraPak carton consists of 74% cardboard or cellulose fibers, 22% polyethylene, and 4% aluminum. During the deconstruction process of this packaging, all three components are fully recycled. The aluminum and plastic are utilized by other production sectors as raw materials for new products. This cycle of TetraPak packaging production leaves zero waste.

The characteristic beige color of Grazie's natural paper comes from the unbleached fibers of TetraPak boxes (the natural color of wood). These fibers make the paper strong, durable, yet soft.