Introduction To The Environmental Performance of Kraft Cardboard

Kraft paper is also known as linerboard, which is a kind of paper mainly used for the production of cartons and belongs to the advanced products in the category of cultural printing paper.
Its appearance presents a natural brown color and has high anti-explosion, anti-tear and anti-damage characteristics. It can replace corrugated cardboard packaging and has outstanding results.
Kraft paper is usually used to package some goods that require relatively high strength and durability, such as automotive parts, household appliances, cosmetic boxes, hardware and tools, etc.
At the same time, there is also moisture-proof kraft paper with moisture-proof and anti-freezing functions. It does not deform after being frozen, and its tear resistance is much higher than that of ordinary cardboard. Therefore, it can also be used for the outer packaging of cold drinks, quick-frozen foods, bottled or canned beverages that need to be refrigerated.
The environmental friendliness of kraft paper is relatively good.
First of all, kraft paper is usually made from renewable resources such as wood, so it is recyclable. During the recycling process, kraft paper can be regenerated into new paper, reducing the pressure on the environment.
Secondly, generally, a large amount of pollutants will not be generated in the production process of kraft paper. Compared with other packaging materials, its impact on the environment is relatively small.
In addition, some environmentally friendly kraft paper also adopts environmentally friendly materials and technologies, such as using environmentally friendly glues and conducting environmental protection treatments, further improving its environmental protection performance.