China Paper Company Limited
China Paper Company Limited
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100% Virgin Wood/Bamboo Pulp Napkin Paper
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| Product Name | Napkin Paper |
| Material | 100% Virgin Wood/Bamboo Pulp |
| GSM | 17-45gsm |
| Size | >600mm in reel size. And customized size |
| Color | White Color,Bamboo Color |
| Ply | 1-3 ply |
| MOQ | 16-18 tons |
Market trends and innovation directions for napkins
1. Environmental protection
Raw material substitution: the proportion of renewable materials such as bamboo pulp, sugarcane bagasse, and wheat straw has increased.
Plastic reduction in packaging: biodegradable PLA film or kraft paper is used to replace plastic packaging.
2. Functionalization
Antibacterial technology: Add nanosilver or tea polyphenols to extend the antibacterial effect.
Soluble wet wipes: Spunlace non-woven fabric material, which automatically decomposes when exposed to water to avoid sewer blockage.
3. Design
IP co-branding: Cooperate with animation and luxury brands to launch limited edition printed paper.
Smart packaging: Scan the code to trace the source of raw materials and enhance consumer trust.
Usage scenarios and selection suggestions
1. Family scenarios
Daily dining: boxed tissue paper (original wood pulp, unscented), focusing on cost-effectiveness.
For entertaining guests: printed napkins or thickened ones to enhance the dining ritual.
2. Catering industry
Fast food restaurants: ordinary mixed pulp tissue paper to control costs.
High-end restaurants: customized logo folding napkins (pure wood pulp + embossing) to match the brand tone.
Hot pot/barbecue restaurants: strong napkins, with wet wipes to provide cleaning services.
3. Special scenarios
Mother and baby groups: bamboo fiber or non-additive wet wipes to avoid alcohol stimulation.
Outdoor activities: biodegradable wet wipes (made of sugarcane bagasse), environmentally friendly and portable.
Medical field: sterilization-grade wet wipes (containing 75% alcohol), used for instrument wiping or hand disinfection.
