Paper Packaging

We have an extensive range of paper packaging solutions for you to choose from. Our paper product range includes:

• Cardboard sheets / corrugated sheets
• Corrugated papers
• Kraft papers and ribbed imitation kraft papers
• Packing papers / paper rolls
• Filla paper
• Shredded paper
• Printer paper
• Tissue paper
• Wrapping paper
• Ranpak PadPak papers
• Ranpak® FillPak® Fanfold Paper – Recycled Kraft
• Ranpak® FillPak®Fanfold Paper – Greenline
• Ranpak® FillPak® Fanfold Paper – Virgin Kraft
• Ranpak® Geami WrapPak®

Yes it can. When designed and used properly, paper packaging is considered a great option if you want eco-friendly packaging.

This is because paper is made from a renewable material that can be recycled. Paper packaging is also biodegradable and compostable in the right conditions.

However, there are some exceptions like waxed kraft paper or anti-corrosion paper, which must be disposed of in a general waste stream.

There are lots of benefits of using paper packaging. Advantages include:

• Eco-friendly - paper packaging is an eco-friendly choice
• Recyclable - paper packaging is widely recycled at kerbside and industrially
• Protection - many paper packaging options provide a high level of protection, offering cushioning for fragile and breakable goods
• Easy to use - paper packaging is supe simple to use, so can help you boost productivity.

Paper packaging refers to a range of products including, corrugated paper, kraft paper, packing paper, tissue paper and paper bubble wrap.

These products add an extra layer of protection to your products and can be used as void fill to stop your items moving in transport and storage.

Paper packaging is also widely used for presentation purposes, tissue paper is a great way to add colour and branding to your packaging.

At Macfarlane Packaging, we encourage businesses to make an informed choice about the packaging they use. Especially when it comes to packaging and the environment.

There is no right answer in the paper vs. plastic packaging debate. Both paper packaging and plastic packaging, when designed, used and disposed of properly, can help you reduce waste and cut CO2 from your supply chain.

Both materials have positives and negatives. Which material you choose should depend on your sustainability goals.

To help you make an informed choice about your packaging, all our catalogue products have been assigned an Environmental Impact Rating (EIR). The EIR for each product shows the material type if it contains recycled content, and if a product can be recycled or reused. Request a copy of our catalogue to learn more.

Yes, we do offer a range of custom paper packaging options. Choose sheet sizes, thicknesses, finishes, and colours to suit your brand’s unique style. Add a personal touch with custom printing options.