Discussion on Modern Paper Packaging
Commodity packaging has become an important part of modern commodity marketing. Among the four major packaging materials of paper, plastic, metal and glass, the price of paper materials is relatively cheap, so paper packaging accounts for about 40% to 50% of the proportion of modern packaging design, which can be said to be the most widely used. A sort of. Since modern times, with the increasing progress of processing and printing technology, the packaging structure of paper packaging has become more and more diversified.
Packaging made of paper and cardboard, collectively referred to as paper packaging. The world's consumption of paper and cardboard has maintained a continuous growth trend since modern times. Paper packaging includes cardboard boxes, corrugated boxes, honeycomb corrugated cardboard, honeycomb cardboard, cartons, paper bags, paper tubes, paper drums and other packaging materials. Paper, etc., roughly classified:
a) Paper for general packaging: kraft paper, paper bag paper, wrapping paper, wrapping paper and other special packaging contact chicken skin! Paper sheep, leather photo paper, 'transparent paper', translucent paper, 'asphalt paper' oiled paper, acid-resistant paper, packaging and decoration paper: writing paper, offset paper, coated paper, letterpress paper, embossed paper, etc.
b) Cardboard processing Cardboard: box board, yellow board, white board, cardboard, tea board, blue-gray board, etc. Corrugated board: corrugated base paper, corrugated board, honeycomb board
c) Application of modern paper materials in packaging
Since modern times, there have been many breakthroughs in the development of human industrialization, and paper packaging has also begun to enter people's attention. Corrugated paper was invented in England in 1856, and was approved by the American Railroad Commission in 1890 to use corrugated boxes for packaging and transportation. In 1885, British businessman William Lever first introduced paper-packaged commodities into the market, opening up a new situation for the paper-packaged market. In 1909, Swiss chemist Brandon Berger discovered cellophane, and then cellophane technology was introduced to the United States, and was officially used in food packaging by the American DuPont Company in 1927.
Since then, because of the advantages of easy mass production, sufficient raw materials, relatively low cost, and recyclability, paper materials have been widely used in food packaging, disposable containers, beverage packaging, and transportation packaging.
Post time: Jun-17-2022
