OCC GRADE WASTE PAPER GRADE A

150 - 250 USD ($)/Metric Ton

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Plastic Type Other
Usage Recycled, Reuse
Type OCC
Color Multi Colors
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OCC GRADE WASTE PAPER GRADE A Price And Quantity

Minimum Order Quantity 25 Metric Ton
Price 150 - 250 USD ($)/Metric Ton
Price Range 150.00 - 250.00 USD ($)/Metric Ton

OCC GRADE WASTE PAPER GRADE A Product Specifications

Color Multi Colors
Type OCC
Usage Recycled, Reuse
Plastic Type Other

OCC GRADE WASTE PAPER GRADE A Trade Information

Payment Terms Telegraphic Transfer (T/T) Letter of Credit (L/C) Letter of Credit at Sight (Sight L/C)
Supply Ability 100 Metric Ton Per Month
Delivery Time 15 - 30 Days
Sample Available Yes
Sample Policy Contact us for information regarding our sample policy
Packaging Details Bales.
Main Export Market(s) Africa South America Eastern Europe Western Europe Middle East Central America Australia Asia North America
Main Domestic Market All India

Product Description

Product details

Occ Grade Waste Paper Grade A
Place of Origin	JAPAN, US, EUROPE
Product Group
Materials	Corrugated Cardboard, Occ Scraps, Scraps
Application	Industrial Use : Making Carton Boxes, Paper Recycling
Type	Occ Paper Scrap
Color
Unit	Ton/Tons
FOB Price	$50.00-$100.00/ Ton
Minimum Order	20 Tons
Payment Term	T/T 50/50 and L/C 100% at sight
Shipping Lines	Ocean shipping
Estimate Lead Time	15 - 20 days
Shipping Origin	Tokyo, Yokohama, Hamburg, New York, Long Beach
Supplying Capacity	200 tons/month
Packaging	Bale (1.2-1.4 Tons/Bale), 20-25 Tons loading 40FT container

Paper is made from wood, while wood originates from forest.Recycled paper is known as "the Fourth Forest" besides virgin,natural and artificial forests. Waste paper from scrap newspapers, books andperiodicals, office paper, kraft paper, paper boxes and corrugated paper areall valuable fibrous raw materials. Recycling of renewable fibrous raw materials can promote the reuse of pulp and improve the pulp utilization rate. This also implies higher paper output from the same amount of wood and a reduced demand for high-intensity forest logging inthe pulp and paper industries, which will in turn promote the realization of sustainable forest management.