Terra Bamboo Baby Wipes, Manuka Honey
Terra
Bamboo Baby Wipes, Manuka Honey (70 count)
Cellulosic and fragrance-free, but the ingredient list is incomplete, the compostable claims are uncertified, and the brand itself describes the packaging as recycled plastic film.
A water and manuka honey disposable wipe on a bamboo fiber substrate, with compostable marketing that carries no certification.
How this score breaks down
Strengths
- Cellulosic substrate, not plastic nonwoven
- No fragrance or phenoxyethanol in the disclosed list
- FSC-claimed bamboo sourcing
Trade-offs
- A 99% water wipe with no disclosed preservative system
- Compostable and 45-day marine biodegradation claims carry no certification
- Honey and soy protein are allergens
Scored on our consumables method (consumables-v1, 2026-07-11). How we rank →
What's inside
Bamboo fiber substrate (treat as bamboo viscose; the brand’s not-viscose claim has no process disclosure), 99% New Zealand water, manuka honey, hydrolyzed soy protein.
| Part | Material |
|---|---|
| Wipe substrate | Bamboo fiber, regenerated cellulose in all likelihood |
| Lotion | Water, manuka honey, hydrolyzed soy protein; preservative system not disclosed |
| Packaging | Recycled plastic film per the brand's own text |
Free of Alcohol, parabens, fragrance, chlorine (brand claim)
- Packaging
- Plastic film, recycled per the brand; a separate plastic-free packaging claim on the same site is contradicted
- Microplastics
- Sheds man-made cellulosic fibers; not microplastic by regulatory definition and biodegrades, but it does shed, and the fiber process is undisclosed
Attributes
What this product is, at a glance.
Certifications
None listed. We only show independent third-party certifications we can verify with the issuing body, and this product does not currently hold any.
About Terra
Terra is a New Zealand-founded brand making plant-based disposable diapers, training pants, and bamboo baby wipes, headquartered in what it proudly calls clean and green New Zealand. Its stated foundation is products designed to live beautifully in your hands and gently return to the Earth. The wipes carry USDA 100% Biobased certification, a federal program verifying that every ingredient traces back to renewable plant sources, a process the brand says took months of tracing ingredients as basic as water. Terra publishes noticeably little about its own people: no founder is named on its site and no founding year appears on its current pages, so the company story is thinner than most brands we profile. It positions itself as sustainable luxury, priced above mainstream diaper brands, and its biodegradability demonstrations are its own videos rather than named third-party test results.
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