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Shorewood Packaging uses only paper and paperboard made of wood-based fiber from a renewable, sustainable resource: trees! All of our paper and board are sourced from forest lands certified under the Sustainable Forestry Industry® (SFI) and ISO 14001 standards. We use no wood from old growth or endangered forests. The products we produce are typically recyclable and compostable. We offer a variety of paper and paperboard choices.
Paper & Paperboard Options for Folding Cartons:
- Everest® and Starcote® - bright, white board made from 100% virgin fiber and are renewable and recyclable*
- ArctiKoat® - a bright, white board alternative to SBS with 40% recycled paperboard (37% Post-Consumer, 3% Pre-Consumer Fiber)
- Orford® - a white board that is 100% recycled paperboard (35% Post-Consumer, 65% Pre-Consumer Fiber))
- Prokote™ - a white top, grey back, 100% recycled paperboard (55% Post-Consumer, 45% Pre-consumer Fiber)
- Printkote® - a bright, white board alternative to SBS with 30% recyclable paperboard (30% Post-Consumer Fiber)
- Mohawk Paper - available in white, black and colors with up to 75% post-consumer recycled content; FSC-certified; Green e-certified - wind power-generated manufacturing (100% and 30% Post-Consumer recycled choices)
- Infusion Paper- FSC-certified; Elemental Chlorine Free (ECF) (30% and 10% Post-Consumer recycled choices)
Visit our Product Labeling section to learn more about using the right logos for your package.
Corrugated Board Options for P.O.P. Displays:
- 200 and 225 test board
- 200 and 250 # B, C and E-flute
- White kraft and white/white
The primary component for P.O.P. displays produced by Shorewood Display is corrugated board. The corrugated board produced by International Paper is an environmentally-friendly, renewable material that is completely recyclable. In fact, 73% of all corrugated board is recovered for recycling and is frequently reused for products such as book covers and coreboard rolls. A single fiber from a corrugated box can be recycled up to 6 times before losing strength.
*Recyclable in communities with Paperboard Recycling Programs
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