bagasse pulp
Bamboo pulp is used to make tissue paper, bamboo pulp paper, writing paper, printing paper, wrapping paper, kraft paper, food packaging paper, culture paper, and some specialty paper products. It can also be blended with wood pulp or other non-wood pulp to improve fiber performance and product positioning.
Sugarcane bagasse pulp is made by collecting the fiber left after sugarcane juice extraction, cleaning and depithing it, processing it into pulp, forming it into sheets or boards, and then reusing it for paper, tableware, pulp packaging, and molded packaging products.
Stone paper is a mineral-based paper alternative commonly made from calcium carbonate and a non-toxic resin. It is used for waterproof notebooks, hardcover journals, sketchbooks, notepads, labels, packaging, and stationery products because it is smooth, tear-resistant, water-resistant, and suitable for eco-friendly product development.
Plastic rules are changing. Wood fiber costs can move fast. Buyers need a cleaner pulp option, but poor material choice can lead to weak forming, unstable color, or failed packaging projects. Unbleached bagasse pulp offers a practical path: renewable fiber, natural color, and wide paper-use potential. Unbleached bagasse pulp is a non-wood pulp made from […]
Wheat straw pulp is paper pulp made from wheat straw through straw pulping, washing, screening, bleach treatment, drying, and forming into pulp sheets. It is used in paper and paperboard, packaging paper, cultural paper, molded fiber products, and other paper product applications. It helps turn agricultural straw waste into useful pulp raw material.