Environmentally friendly packaging solution
We continue to self-improvement, innovation at the same time, adhering to the concept of green, sustainable development, to provide global partners with high-quality, efficient, intensive, environmentally friendly packaging solutions.
Our paper packaging materials are 100% recyclable, renewable and biodegradable, which makes it different and better than other packaging materials.
Our paper packaging materials are 100% recyclable, renewable and biodegradable, which makes it different and better than other packaging materials.
Our packaging solutions have improved the packaging time and materials of our customers, resulting in overall cost savings.
Paper is 100% renewable.
Renewable
Paper is one of the most common, green materials because it is made from renewable sources, is fully biodegradable and can be recycled as a raw material for renewable energy.
Trees absorb carbon dioxide through photosynthesis, releasing oxygen, and as a wood product, paper maintains carbon properties throughout its life cycle.
Paper is a pollution-free, biodegradable material
Biodegradable
Biodegradation is the process by which organisms break down substances into basic compounds such as carbon dioxide, water and biomass. For natural products such as paper, the degradation process only takes one week to a few months. Other man-made products, such as plastics, degrade for a long time, so they are considered non-biodegradable during actual use.
Paper is more recyclable material
Recyclable
Recycling paper saves natural resources, saves energy, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and increases the available space in landfills. Paper recycling reduces our dependence on environmentally hazardous petroleum products, such as plastics. Paper is the most recycled product in Europe, with a recycling rate of more than 72%.
Paper is 100% renewable.
Renewable
Paper is one of the most common, green materials because it is made from renewable sources, is fully biodegradable and can be recycled as a raw material for renewable energy.
Trees absorb carbon dioxide through photosynthesis, releasing oxygen, and as a wood product, paper maintains carbon properties throughout its life cycle.
Paper is a pollution-free, biodegradable material
Biodegradable
Biodegradation is the process by which organisms break down substances into basic compounds such as carbon dioxide, water and biomass. For natural products such as paper, the degradation process only takes one week to a few months. Other man-made products, such as plastics, degrade for a long time, so they are considered non-biodegradable during actual use.
Paper is more recyclable material
Recyclable
Recycling paper saves natural resources, saves energy, reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and increases the available space in landfills. Paper recycling reduces our dependence on environmentally hazardous petroleum products, such as plastics. Paper is the most recycled product in Europe, with a recycling rate of more than 72%.
