Paper, Board & Pulp
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Paper and board are base materials that converters, printers, and packaging producers turn into finished goods. The suppliers below operate paper mills and pulp production, producing graphic, specialty, and packaging grades in reels and sheets, including grades made from recycled fibre.
What paper, board and pulp suppliers provide
Suppliers in this category produce the material itself rather than the packaging made from it. The scope covers wood-based and recycled pulp, graphic papers, specialty papers such as release, greaseproof, and security grades, containerboard and folding boxboard, and paper and board delivered as reels, sheets, or cores. Many mills operate their own recovered paper processing and offer coated and uncoated variants, barrier treatments, and defined grammage ranges. Core competence lies in consistent fibre quality, runnability on the customer’s converting line, and reliable grade availability over long supply relationships. In the pre-selection phase, compare which grades and grammage ranges a mill actually produces, which fibre sources it works with, and which chain-of-custody certification it holds.
Relevant standards
Grammage of paper and board is determined to ISO 536 and thickness to ISO 534. Responsible fibre sourcing is documented through FSC or PEFC chain-of-custody certification. Mills commonly certify quality management to ISO 9001 and environmental management to ISO 14001; food-contact grades additionally fall under Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004.
Frequently asked questions
Where do paper packaging producers belong?
Companies that convert paper and board into boxes, bags, or other finished packaging are listed under Packaging Materials & Supplies and Paper Packaging Forming & Sealing. This category covers the base material.