PAPLUNO / CUSTOM PAPER TABLEWARE
A Considered Approach to Paper
Make material decisions with product-specific information. Discuss composition, packaging and destination requirements before making environmental claims.
MATERIALS & SUSTAINABILITY
Better Questions.
More Informed Choices.
Ask about the composition, coating and documentation for the product you are considering. A material choice should be connected to its intended use and destination.
Recycling and disposal guidance depends on the exact product and local facilities. Environmental and certification claims require relevant supporting information.
Our Material Approach →MATERIAL DOCUMENTS
Read the Evidence Behind a Material Claim.
Two different records, with different purposes. Neither establishes every environmental or food-contact claim for a finished product.
PAPER SOURCING
FSC Chain-of-Custody Copy
The supplied certificate names LANDWARD COLOR PRINTING CO., LTD. Its printed validity ended on 02 Jun 2024; current status is unverified. It is not a test report for a particular white paperboard lot.
View Certificate Context →PRINTING INK
Ink Element-Migration Test
The January 2024 SGS record refers to vegetable / soybean-oil ink. The listed element-migration results concern a black-paste sample under a toy-material test. They do not establish food-contact clearance or an “eco-friendly” certification.
View Ink Test & Scope →MATERIAL INFORMATION
Connect the Claim to the Product.
A paper-based product may include fibres, printing inks and a coating or lining. Ask for the composition and applicable sourcing information for the configuration being quoted, including relevant differences between cups, plates and napkins.
Packaging is part of the brief too. Describe the protection, pack counts and presentation your channel needs, then discuss the supported options. Recycling or disposal guidance must match the actual product and the facilities available at its destination.
- Confirm material composition, coating or lining and finish
- Request evidence for any sourcing or environmental claim
- Discuss packing format and the requirements of your sales channel
- Use product-specific, destination-appropriate handling guidance
CLEAR INFORMATION
Paper Is a Starting Point. Evidence Matters.
We do not describe a concept image as proof of recyclability, compostability or biodegradability. Any such claim needs relevant supporting information for the finished product and its intended conditions.
Discuss Material Requirements →BRING YOUR DESIGN TO THE TABLE
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