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For many people, a good start is half the battle. The morning work starts after a cup of hot coffee...At this time, caffeine binds to a certain receptor in the brain, making the brain unable to receive "fatigue" signals, so it gives people a boost of energy effect. However, a new study has issued a warning: long-term use of disposable paper cups to drink hot coffee or hot drinks, including eating (hot) in disposable lunch boxes, will pay a health price. In a new study published in 《 Journal of Hazardous Materials》 (IF=9.038), a research team from the Indian Institute of Technology found that hot coffee or other hot beverages in disposable paper cups within 15 minutes Tens of thousands of potentially harmful substances will be released into the beverage, namely plastic particles... We are all familiar with micro plastics. In recent years, with the mass production and use of plastics, the concentration of micro plastics in the environment has continued to increase. Micro plastic pollution has become a global environmental problem alongside ozone depletion, ocean acidification, and climate change. Researchers said that these almost invisible micro plastics are becoming a major threat to human health. Earlier this year, a US research team discovered micro plastics in human organs for the first time. People are worried that this pollution will cause cancer or infertility. Studies have shown that micro plastic pollution can cause inflammation in animals. The corresponding author of the study, Dr. Sudha Goel, School of Environmental Science and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, said: "A paper cup filled with hot coffee or hot tea will degrade the microplastic layer in the cup within 15 minutes. It will degrade 25,000 micrometers in size. The particles are released into hot drinks. An ordinary person who drinks three cups of tea or coffee in a disposable paper cup every day will ingest 75,000 plastic particles invisible to the naked eye." It is estimated that last year, paper cup manufacturers produced approximately 264 billion paper cups, many of which are used for tea, coffee, hot chocolate, and even soup. This number is equivalent to 35 paper cups per person on the planet. The continuous increase in the number of global takeaway services has also driven the demand for disposable products. In the increasingly busy life and work, ordering food delivery has become a daily routine for many people. Disposable lunch boxes are thrown away as soon as they are used up, and generally do not have the same negative impact on the environment as plastic and styrofoam containers. Nevertheless, Sudha said, this convenience comes at a price. The researchers added: "Micro plastics act as carriers of pollutants, such as ions, toxic heavy metals such as palladium, chromium and cadmium, and organic compounds that are hydrophobic and can penetrate into the animal kingdom. If ingested for a long time, the health effects may be affected. Very serious." A sensitive technique for separating chemicals has identified micro plastics in hot water. Most disturbingly, analysis of the plastic film revealed the presence of heavy metals in the lining. You can see that the above experimental results are "shocking", so is there any product that can replace PE coated paper cups? The answer is yes !Our EPP paper cups, OPB lunch box series, etc., have completely passed the testing and certification of various authoritative authorities (biological toxicity safety testing, POPs fluorine testing, specific migration testing, etc.), and you can rest assured that recycled pulp or paper can be recycled. Prioritize composting, realize resource recycling and use safe and environmentally friendly plastic. Paper cups produced with it can perfectly replace PE coated paper cups.

Food grade paper maybe the kind of paper that we most familiar with in our daily life. From the breakfast we buy in stalls along the sidewalk to the burgers sold in fast food restaurants, food grade paper is applied everywhere. Besides on these two occasions, as the name suggests, food grade paper is widely used as food package as well. But you know, not all kinds of paper are qualified to be employed in wracking food. In the following part, we`ll present the characteristics possessed by food grade paper. First and foremost is safety. Food grade paper is in direct contact with food regularly, and has to meet certain criteria for food safety. It is mainly made from pulp and carton. Any materials that are harmful for human bodies such as plasticizers are definitely forbidden during the process of making. That`s why food grade paper is safer and healthier than other plastic packages. As for environmental protection, since the raw materials used to make this sort of paper are renewable and recycle, the paper is biodegradable and can be used as fertilizer. And after degradation, it will not release toxic substance. The third advantage lies that it has stable performance. With such good qualities of moisture-proof, oil resistance, low temperature and freezing resistance as well as fresh preservation, food grade paper is suitable for vacuum and sterility pack. In addition to those strengths mentioned above, the cost of food grade paper is low. Not only because most of them grow naturally but are in abundant supply as well. Compared with glass and plastic packs, the cost of the paper is 10% to 20% lower with the same functions. Another point is that its` excellent printing effect can meet the needs of most packaging and printing manufacturers. In terms of appearance, packages made of food grade paper look three-dimensional and upmarket. Thus the added value of product is improved.

1: The meaning PE coated paper: Coat the hot-melt PE plastic film evenly on the surface of the paper to form coated paper, also called PE paper. 2: The function and application Compared with ordinary paper, it has water and oil resistance. It is mainly used to make food cartons, paper cups, paper bags and packaging, etc. It can also be used as industrial waterproof paper. Ordinary paper is composed of wood fiber and has strong water absorption, so everyone knows that paper absorbs moisture and is afraid of moisture. The PE plastic is evenly coated on the surface of the paper after being melted by a laminating machine to form a thin film. Because it is melted on the surface of the paper, it is bonded and hardened and not easy to detach, and the entire process does not use any chemicals. The solvent is very environmentally friendly, and no adhesive is needed in the secondary processing of the package in the later stage. The PE film is directly used to seal under the hot melt. It is commonly used in food packaging to prevent moisture and oil. The disposable paper pockets, hamburger paper bags, melon seed bags, paper lunch boxes, food paper bags, and aviation garbage bags that we see in our daily life are all made of this material . In industry, it is mainly used for moisture insulation and waterproofing. It is often used to stick on the surface of building materials to prevent water vapor from entering the interior of the board. 3: The type PE coated paper are mainly divided into: single-plastic PE coated paper and double-plastic PE coated paper. And most we choose C1S ivory board or kraft paper to coat PE .They are both widely use in our normal life .

The desperate situation of the paper packaging industry is not over yet! The market is still sluggish, and some segmented packaging areas are not even alive. Whether it is an export-to-factory order or a domestic sales order, the contraction has been severe. Looking to the future, residents' consumption has been crushed to death by housing loans, medical care, education, and pensions, but a huge piece of it has been eaten up by the crazy Tie Gongji. In recent times, Sino-US relations have become increasingly turbulent, and more and more people`s originally optimistic expectations have gradually cooled down, as can be seen from the declining private enterprise investment. The water level on the demand side drops, and the supply of raw paper exceeds demand. Paper mills lose their pricing power In the past four months, due to the early overdraft of export orders and the continued sluggish domestic demand, the demand for packaging materials including base paper, film, tinplate and aluminum has all experienced a year-on-year decrease in the passive situation of going up or down. Looking forward to the beginning of May, the pace of outward transfer of foreign orders does not seem to be stopped, and the situation of domestic demand is not at all optimistic. On the one hand, a very small number of people have reached the limit of their domestic consumption, and they have to spend a lot of money abroad to consume, even at the cost of 6.5 million US dollars in order to send their daughters to Stanford. On the other hand, most families are under the pressure of the four new mountains of housing loans, medical care, education, and pensions, and they watch their incomes decrease. Under this circumstance, even the most positive business bosses are aware of the future order crisis, so they firm up their judgment of a long-term oversupply of raw materials and will never stock up on paper. In fact, due to the continuous shrinking of orders from most packaging plants, their safe storage volume has also dropped again and again, making the upstream paper industry more passive. The supply side is expanding, but the demand side is shrinking. Paper mills have completely lost their pricing power. Mysterious demand side, unfriendly Tie Gongji Usually, under the conditions of a market economy, it is demand-oriented rather than supply-oriented. And demand-oriented, first is consumption. As a socialist market economy with Chinese characteristics, the main body of consumption includes two parts: household consumption and government consumption. From 2008 to 2014, it was the golden period of household consumption, and it was also the period when China's packaging industry demanded the most orders. However, since 2015, the real estate and iron foundations that are generally under government consumption have continued to be popular, which has also largely suppressed household consumption. Starting in 2016, the demand for packaging materials, including base paper, has continued to decline. Looking at the current consumption of residents, the situation is rather not optimistic. Demand As of the end of 2018, the debt ratio of Chinese residents reached 53.2%, which is 15 percentage points higher than the average level of emerging market countries and close to the level of some developed countries. However, considering that the level of perfection of my country`s social security system is far lower than that of developed countries, residents are still We need to rely on our own savings for pensions. my country's current debt level is on the high side, even exceeding that of some developed countries. A set of data is also extremely detrimental to the packaging industry. Since 2012, the growth rate of total social retail sales has been in a downward channel, but the contribution of final consumption to GDP growth has shown a steady upward trend. What are the reasons? The main reason is that the growth rate of service consumption that is not included in the total retail sales of consumer goods by education, medical care, culture, and financial intermediaries has increased significantly. In 2018, service consumption increased by about 35%, which was higher than the 9% growth rate in 2017 26 percentage points. Statistics show that per capita expenditures on health care, education, and culture have increased by 80% and 50% respectively in the past five years, which is much higher than the growth rate of overall consumption expenditure in the same period. Residents' expenditures on healthcare, education, culture, and other aspects have become more and more important, which has greatly suppressed the total social retail sales, resulting in a decline in demand in consumer electronics, clothing, shoes and hats, food and beverage industries. How will the paper price trend in May, you don`t need to guess to know It can be seen from the fact that the price increase letter from paper mills in 2018 has been falling, but the paper price has been declining. It can be seen that any price increase that deviates from the fundamentals of demand is unsustainable. Especially in the period of economic downturn adjustment, the market's decision-making power is firmly in the hands of consumers. To cite a vivid example, after the country`s tax cuts of 3% in April, no matter it was a material dealer, an intermediate processor, or a terminal brand owner, they failed to retain the three points of discount, and finally transferred to the consumer through the retail terminal. Hands. It can be seen that, under the current demand situation, without a major change in the national macro policy, manufacturers wanting to increase prices are undoubtedly idiotic dreams. Looking at China's paper packaging industry again, on the one hand, material vendors continue to work hard to ensure shipments at low prices, while on the other hand, they take advantage of foreign waste monopoly to increase the price of waste paper to increase the squeezing effect on small and medium paper mills; 2. The loss of the first-level cardboard mills continues to expand. In 2017, Yunhua has now dug a big hole in the industry, and the big reshuffle has begun; the situation of the second-tier carton factory and the third-tier carton factory is not optimistic, and the price cuts from customers put pressure on it. Competing with low prices is already overwhelming, and the continued shrinking of orders is truly desperate. For many packaging professionals, what is most anticipated now is the market recovery. So, how to judge that the market may pick up? In my opinion, if the following characteristics appear, the market is likely to pick up: 1. The state made macro-policy adjustments similar to those in 1998 to stop the excess investment in the iron public base; 2. The government's consumption has decreased, and a large amount of wealth has been invested in people's livelihood fields such as education, medical care, and pension; 3. China once again demonstrated its determination to expand its opening-up, and reached an agreement with the United States, opening up a large number of private and foreign investment restricted areas; 4. The country has made major adjustments in the RMB exchange rate, M2, etc., and released inflation expectations to the market.

1. Production and consumption of paper and cardboard (1) Production and consumption of paper and cardboard According to the survey data of the China Paper Association, in 2018, there were about 2,700 paper and paperboard production enterprises nationwide, and the national paper and paperboard production volume was 104.35 million tons, an increase of -6.24% over the previous year. Consumption was 104.39 million tons, an increase of -4.20% over the previous year, and the per capita annual consumption was 75 kg (1.395 billion people). From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of paper and cardboard production was 2.12%, and the average annual growth rate of consumption was 2.22%. (2) Production and consumption of main paper and cardboard products 1. Newsprint In 2018, the production of newsprint was 1.9 million tons, an increase of -19.15% over the previous year; the consumption was 2.37 million tons, an increase of -11.24% over the previous year. From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of production is -9.78%, and the average annual growth rate of consumption is -7.13%. 2. Uncoated printing and writing In 2018, the production of uncoated printing and writing paper was 17.5 million tons, an increase of -2.23% over the previous year; the consumption was 17.51 million tons, an increase of 0.40% over the previous year. From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of production is 1.65%, and the average annual growth rate of consumption is 1.76%. 3. Coated printing paper In 2018, the production of coated printing paper was 7.05 million tons, an increase of -7.84% over the previous year; the consumption was 6.04 million tons, an increase of -4.73% over the previous year. From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of production was 1.98%, and the average annual growth rate of consumption was 3.00%. Of which: coated paper In 2018, the production of coated paper was 6.55 million tons, an increase of -2.96% over the previous year; the consumption was 5.81 million tons, an increase of -0.68% over the previous year. From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of production was 3.05%, and the average annual growth rate of consumption was 4.26%. 4. Household paper In 2018, the production of household paper was 9.7 million tons, an increase of 1.04% over the previous year; the consumption was 9.01 million tons, an increase of 1.24% over the previous year. From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of production was 5.88%, and the average annual growth rate of consumption was 6.10%. 5. Packaging paper In 2018, the production of packaging paper was 6.9 million tons, an increase of -0.72% over the previous year; the consumption was 7.01 million tons, an increase of -0.85% over the previous year. From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of production was 2.05%, and the average annual growth rate of consumption was 1.99%. 6. White cardboard In 2018, the production volume of white paperboard was 13.35 million tons, an increase of -6.64% over the previous year; the consumption volume was 12.19 million tons, an increase of -6.16% over the previous year. From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of production was 1.67%, and the average annual growth rate of consumption was 0.55%. Of which: coated white cardboard In 2018, the production of coated white paperboard was 12.75 million tons, an increase of -6.93% over the previous year; the consumption was 11.58 million tons, an increase of -6.46% over the previous year. From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of production was 1.65%, and the average annual growth rate of consumption was 0.47%. 7. Box cardboard In 2018, the production volume of container board was 21.45 million tons, an increase of -1.06% over the previous year; the consumption volume was 23.45 million tons, an increase of -6.57% over the previous year. From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of production was 2.42%, and the average annual growth rate of consumption was 2.93%. 8. Corrugated base paper In 2018, the production of corrugated base paper was 21.05 million tons, an increase of -9.85% over the previous year; the consumption was 22.13 million tons, an increase of -7.64% over the previous year. From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of production was 2.30%, and the average annual growth rate of consumption was 2.59%. 9. Specialty paper and cardboard In 2018, the production of specialty paper and cardboard was 3.2 million tons, an increase of 4.92% over the previous year; the consumption was 2.61 million tons, an increase of 4.82% over the previous year. From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of production was 8.78%, and the average annual growth rate of consumption was 6.83% 2. Completion of economic indicators of paper and cardboard production enterprises According to statistics from the National Bureau of Statistics, from January to December 2018, there were 2,657 paper-making enterprises above designated size; the main business income was 815.2 billion yuan; the growth rate of industrial added value was -0.70%; the finished product inventory was 39 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 14.31%; profit A total of 46.6 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of -15.05%; total assets of 1,050.5 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 4.58%; asset-liability ratio of 59.30%, an increase of 3.39 percentage points from the previous year; total liabilities of 622.9 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 6.02%; Among the 2,657 paper manufacturing enterprises, 543 were loss-making enterprises, accounting for 20.44%. 3. Pulp production and consumption (1) Pulp production in 2018 According to the survey data of the China Paper Association, the total national pulp production in 2018 was 72.01 million tons, an increase of -9.41% over the previous year. Among them: 11.47 million tons of wood pulp, an increase of 9.24% over the previous year; 54.44 million tons of waste paper pulp, an increase of -13.61% over the previous year; 6.1 million tons of non-wood pulp, an increase of 2.17% over the previous year. (2) Pulp consumption in 2018 In 2018, the country's total pulp consumption was 93.87 million tons, an increase of -6.61% over the previous year. 33.03 million tons of wood pulp, accounting for 35% of total pulp consumption, of which imported wood pulp accounts for 23% and domestic wood pulp accounting for 12%; waste paper pulp accounts for 54.74 million tons, accounting for 58% of total pulp consumption, of which imported waste paper is used for pulping It accounts for 16%, and uses domestic waste paper to make 42%; non-wood pulp accounts for 6.1 million tons, accounting for 7% of total pulp consumption. (3) Utilization of waste paper in 2018 In 2018, the total amount of waste paper recovered in the country was 49.64 million tons, an increase of -6.07% over the previous year, the waste paper recovery rate was 48%, and the waste paper utilization rate was 64%. From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of waste paper recovery was 3.39%. 4. Production and consumption of paper products According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, in 2018, there were 4,003 paper production enterprises above designated size in the country, with a production volume of 55.78 million tons, an increase of -17.98% over the previous year; consumption of 52.73 million tons, an increase of -19.04% over the previous year; imports of 180,000 Tons, the export volume is 3.23 million tons. From 2009 to 2018, the average annual growth rate of paper product production was 3.99%, and the average annual growth rate of consumption was 3.88%. 5. Import and export of paper and cardboard, pulp, waste paper and paper products (1) Imports of paper and cardboard, pulp, waste paper and paper products In 2018, paper and paperboard imports were 6.22 million tons, an increase of 33.48% over the previous year; pulp imports were 24.79 million tons, an increase of 4.51% over the previous year; waste paper imports were 17.03 million tons, an increase of -33.79% over the previous year; paper products imports were 180,000 Tons, an increase of -5.26% over the previous year. In 2018, imported paper and paperboard, pulp, waste paper and paper products totaled 48.22 million tons, an increase of -11.18% over the previous year, and the foreign exchange consumption was 30.212 billion US dollars, an increase of 15.67% over the previous year. The average price of imported paper and cardboard was US$888.99/ton, an increase of -1.36% from the average price of the previous year; the average price of imported pulp was US$795.31/ton, an increase of 22.99% from the average price of the previous year; the average price of imported waste paper was US$252.03/ Tons, an increase of 10.33% over the average price of the previous year. (2) Exports of paper and cardboard, pulp, waste paper and paper products In 2018, the export of paper and paperboard was 6.18 million tons, an increase of -11.59% over the previous year; the export of pulp was 99,000 tons, an increase of 1.22% over the previous year; the export of waste paper was 6,000 tons, an increase of -60.00% over the previous year; the export of paper products was 323 10,000 tons, an increase of 5.21% over the previous year. In 2018, exports of paper and paperboard, pulp, waste paper, and paper products totaled 9,510,500 tons, an increase of -6.39% over the previous year, and foreign exchange earned US$19.269 billion, an increase of 7.20% over the previous year. The average price of exported paper and paperboard was US$1408.57/ton, an increase of 13.57% from the average price of the previous year; the average price of export paper pulp was US$1311.32/ton, an increase of -3.91% from the average price of the previous year. (3) Import and export of main paper and cardboard products from 2009 to 2018 1. Newsprint: In 2018, imports exceeded exports, with net imports of 470,000 tons. 2. Uncoated printing and writing paper: In 2018, the import volume was greater than the export volume, and the net import volume was 10,000 tons. 3. Coated printing paper: In 2018, the export volume was greater than the import volume, and the net export volume was 1.01 million tons. Among them: coated paper: In 2018, the export volume was greater than the import volume, and the net export volume was 740,000 tons. 4. Household paper: The export volume in 2018 was greater than the import volume, with a net export volume of 690,000 tons. 5. Packaging paper: In 2018, the import volume was greater than the export volume, and the net import volume was 110,000 tons. 6. White cardboard: In 2018, the export volume was greater than the import volume, and the net export volume was 1.16 million tons. Among them: coated white paperboard: In 2018, the export volume was greater than the import volume, and the net export volume was 1.17 million tons. 7. Box board: In 2018, the import volume was greater than the export volume, and the net import volume was 2 million tons. 8. Corrugated base paper: In 2018, the import volume was greater than the export volume, and the net import volume was 1.08 million tons 9. Specialty paper and cardboard: The export volume in 2018 was greater than the import volume, with a net export volume of 590,000 tons. (4) Import and export of paper products 1. In 2018, the import volume of paper products was 180,000 tons, a decrease of 10,000 tons compared with the previous year, and a year-on-year increase of -5%. 2. In 2018, the export volume of paper products was 3.23 million tons, an increase of 160,000 tons over the previous year, an increase of 5% year-on-year. 6. Layout and concentration of paper and cardboard production According to the survey data of China Paper Association, in 2018, the output of paper and paperboard accounted for 74.2% of the country's paper and paperboard output in 11 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) in eastern my country; 8 provinces (regions) in the central region accounted for 16.3%; in the west; The proportion of 12 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) in the region accounted for 9.5%. In 2018, the output of paper and paperboard in 17 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) of Guangdong, Shandong, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Fujian, Henan, Hubei, Anhui, Chongqing, Sichuan, Guangxi, Hunan, Tianjin, Hebei, Jiangxi, Hainan and Liaoning exceeded 1 million Tons, the total output is 100.47 million tons, accounting for 96.28% of the country`s total output of paper and cardboard.

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