FSC Kraft Paper Refers To Kraft Paper Certified by The Forest Stewardship Council.

FSC is an independent, non-governmental, non-profit organization aiming to promote sustainable forest management that is socially beneficial, environmentally friendly, and economically viable on a global scale. FSC certification means that the kraft paper comes from well-managed forests, and these forests follow strict environmental, social, and economic standards during logging and operation. Choosing FSC-certified kraft paper is a protection for the ecology and forests, and also a support for Greenpeace.
The types of FSC kraft paper include FSC white kraft paper, FSC yellow kraft paper, FSC natural kraft paper, FSC bag paper, FSC kraft board, etc., and they are all made from wood fibers.
When purchasing FSC kraft paper, consumers should ensure that the paper truly complies with the FSC certification standard, because some manufacturers may abuse the FSC logo. Consumers can check the certification logo and number on the paper packaging to ensure its authenticity.
In addition, the entire supply chain of FSC paper needs to be certified, including the entire supply chain from the forest farm to wood, pulp, papermaking, agents, distributors, printing and packaging paper product processing plants.
Therefore, choosing FSC-certified kraft paper is not only the protection of the ecology and forests, but also the embodiment of environmental responsibility for the entire supply chain.