Paperboard & Paper Products

We offer a range of paperboard and paper products for various industrial applications. Our sourcing and distribution services cater to diverse needs and ensure high-quality products.

1. Types of Paperboard and Paper Products:

Paperboard: A thick paper-based material used for packaging and other applications.

Types include:

- - - Carton Board: Used for packaging consumer goods and food products.
    - Chipboard: Often used in the production of boxes, backing for notepads, and other rigid applications.
    - GreyBoard: Used in bookbinding and as a backing material for items like notebooks.

Paper Products: Includes a wide range of paper items:

Such as:

- - - Printing Paper: Used for office and commercial printing.
    - Tissue Paper: Includes toilet paper, paper towels, and napkins.
    - Specialty Papers: Such as coated papers, thermal papers, and papers for specific industrial uses.

2. Sourcing:

Raw Materials: Sourcing involves procuring raw materials like wood pulp, recycled paper, and other fibres used in paperboard and paper production.
- Virgin Pulp: Comes from freshly cut trees and is used for high-quality paper products.
- Recycled Paper: Collected from various sources, including post-consumer and post-industrial waste, and processed to make new paper products.
Suppliers and Partnerships: Building relationships with paper mills, recycling centres, and other suppliers to ensure a steady and reliable supply of materials. This may include negotiating contracts, evaluating supplier performance, and ensuring compliance with quality and environmental standards.
Sustainability: Emphasizing sustainable sourcing practices, and promoting the use of recycled materials to minimize environmental impact.

3. Manufacturing:

Production Processes: Involves converting raw materials into paperboard and paper products through various processes like pulping, pressing, drying, and coating.
- Pulping: Breaking down raw materials into a slurry.
- Pressing: Removing excess water and forming the paper.
- Drying: Drying the paper to the desired thickness and texture.
- Coating: Applying coatings for specific properties, such as gloss or printability.
Quality Control: Implementing rigorous quality control measures to ensure that the final products meet industry standards for strength, durability, and appearance.

4. Distribution:

Logistics: Coordinating the transportation and delivery of paperboard and paper products to various industries and customers. This involves managing inventory, handling warehousing, and optimizing supply chain logistics to ensure timely and cost-effective delivery.
Market Channels: Distributing products through various channels, such as wholesalers, retailers, and direct-to-customer sales. This may include partnerships with packaging companies, printing businesses, and other end-users.
Customer Service: Providing support to customers, including handling orders, addressing inquiries, and offering technical assistance related to paper products and their applications.