U.S. Uses Waste Paper to Recycle Packaging Materials

With people's growing concern for environmental protection, the United States has strongly advocated recycling of waste paper in recent years, and its effectiveness has been remarkable.

According to reports, the E-cubeTM packaging material produced by E-Tech Products of the United States is made from recycled waste paper and resembles a box shape. After filling, vulnerable goods such as eggs can be prevented from moving within the box to avoid cracking. Compared with foam plastics, E-cubes are more convenient and quick to use in filling, can fill any shape of goods, can be recycled, biodegradable, non-toxic. LongView Fibers of the United States recently introduced a high-quality retail woven bag with a handle that can be printed in three to four colors, produced in recycled kraft paper bags, and divided into cowhide, bleached and other colored paper bags. This kind of paper bag can completely compete with plastic bags, and it can be biodegradable. Although the price is more expensive than plastic bags, it has a long life cycle.