Recycled Kraft Papers Meet Sustainability Requirements

Published: May 28, 2009

LONGVIEW, WA | Longview Fibre Paper and Packaging, Inc. (LFPPI) introduces two versions of FibreGreen, a recycled kraft paper made with post-consumer and post-industrial waste to meet industry and consumer sustainability requirements. FibreGreen 100 has a minimum of 70% post-consumer waste, and FibreGreen 50 has no less than 40% post-consumer waste. Both are FDA-approved and Halal and Kosher certified. End-use applications include lunch bags, take-out bags at quick service restaurants, merchandise bags, gift wrap, etc. Said to be cleaner, containing fewer contaminants compared to other similar papers. Also offers what is claimed to be significantly better printability than other recycled papers.