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Compare bleached and unbleached non-wood pulp grades for paper, molded-fiber packaging and specialty applications.
Sheeon supplies bagasse, bamboo and wheat straw pulp for paper, molded-fiber packaging and specialty applications. Since 2008, our team has supported international buyers with product selection, sample evaluation, specification matching and export coordination. Send us your target application and technical requirements to identify a suitable grade.
Everything we do makes our products more trustworthy. Our pulp products meet strict European safety and environmental standards, ensuring market access across the EU
Our bamboo pulp is FSC certified, ensuring the raw materials are sourced from responsibly managed forests for sustainable, eco-friendly packaging, tableware, and related applications.
Recognized for implementing a strict SGS quality system across R&D and production. Every batch undergoes rigorous third-party testing to ensure consistent excellence
Recognized for implementing a strict ISO 9001 quality system across R&D and production. Our standardized processes ensure consistent product quality and reliability
Comply with RoHS directives, ensuring environmentally safe materials and components free from hazardous substances like lead, mercury, and cadmium
Quality, Sustainability, and Experience
From cost-effective wheat straw to waterproof stone paper, our comprehensive five-pulp portfolio provides a one-stop solution for all your sustainable material needs
We implement rigorous quality checks to ensure that products meet or exceed international standards and have CE certifications
Since 2008, we have developed experience supporting buyers in European markets and adapting product documentation and supply coordination to international requirements.
Our entire business model is built on the principle of 'waste to value,' creating a circular economy that protects our planet for future generations
At Sheeon, we go beyond delivering premium pulp products. We provide comprehensive, end-to end services that support your business at every stage—from initial consultation to global delivery
We offer flexible OEM/ODM services and can customize pulp specifications, including whiteness, fiber length, and packaging, to meet your exact production requirements
Our team of experts provides professional consultation to help you select the right pulp for your application and optimize your production process for the best results
With over a decade of export experience, we ensure a stable supply chain and reliable, on-time delivery to over 50 countries, with a special focus on European markets
Applications
Our food-grade bagasse and bamboo pulp are perfect for creating safe, sustainable, and durable packaging for the food and beverage industry.
Leverage the natural softness and antibacterial properties of our bamboo pulp to produce premium toilet paper, facial tissues, and other hygiene products.
Create 100% biodegradable and compostable plates, bowls, and cups with our bagasse and wheat straw pulp, reducing plastic pollution.
Our specialized Bible paper offers exceptional thinness and durability for dictionaries and religious texts, while our stone paper is ideal for waterproof labels and premium prints.
Sheeon Pulp Technical Team | Corporate Technical Team | Published: September 2026 Bamboo pulping is the industrial process that converts bamboo into paper-grade fiber for bamboo paper, tissue, printing paper, packaging paper, molded fiber products, and other applications in the pulp and paper industry. For buyers asking how bamboo pulp is made, the process involves […]
Bamboo pulp fiber is the cellulose fiber extracted from bamboo stalks through pulping and bleaching, used as a wood-pulp alternative in paper, packaging, and molded-fiber production. Fiber length, tensile index, and tear index, not brightness alone, determine how a given bamboo pulp grade performs on a paper machine.
Bleached bamboo pulp runs approximately 85% brightness with viscosity in the 600–800 ml/g range, and those two numbers alone don't tell you whether a lot will run cleanly on a tissue or printing line. This spec sheet breaks down every published parameter and what it actually predicts for each application.
