Packing Paper

Packing paper is a versatile option which can be used in many ways, including wrapping and cushioning products, to protect fragile items, void filling spaces inside a pack to stop items from colliding and as surface protection for products with delicate finishes, preventing scratches and scuffs.

The choice between packing paper and bubble wrap depends on the specific needs of your packaging and the items you’re shipping.

Packing paper is cost effecting and recycled easily at kerbside, it also offers great surface protection and cushioning. Bubble wrap also performs very well to protect products however, it can be a little more expensive and often more challenging to recycle in kerbside collections.

Yes, in most cases, packing paper can be recycled if it does not have any protective coatings, like VCI protection for example.

Before recycling, it’s good practice to check for contamination, ensuring the surface is clean and free from any contaminants, like food residues, tape or stickers.

Paper is easily recycled in household collections, making it an ideal packaging choice for retailers who want to simplify pack recycling for consumers

Packing papers are a great way to protect fragile and valuable items in transit and are easy and straightforward to use.

Simply, begin by cutting the right amount of packing paper you need and wrap each item individually to ensure maximised protection. Consider using a packing tape to secure your wrapped goods if needed.

Once finished, place the wrapped items inside your box and fill any gaps with crumpled packing paper to prevent movement and ensure a snug fit. You can also put it inside fragile items, such as glass bowls and vases, to maximise protection.

Packing paper sheets are white newsprint off-cut sheets used as a low-cost, effective packaging solution. They offer a reliable and secure packaging choice for shipping fragile items, such as electronics and glassware.