Recycled paper: An overview on facts, benefits and prejudices

Recyclingpapier Colorplan Extracted, Countryside Pure, Jupp Weiß, Kraftpapier und Evercolor und das Recyclingzeichen als Titelbild zum Papier Direkt Blog Beitrag "Recyclingpapier: Eine Übersicht über Fakten, Vorteile und Vorurteile"

To protect forests and avoid CO₂-intensive import routes, the paper industry is increasingly turning to recycled paper. Conversations with our customers show that paper made from waste paper is now widely and readily used by consumers. Any concerns about whether its appearance and quality can match those of traditional virgin fibre papers are, fortunately, largely a thing of the past.

We’ll give you an overview of the facts, benefits and prejudices and take a closer look with you at the recycled papers from the Papier Direkt range:

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Countryside Pure recycled paper in 8 pastel colours

Countryside Pure Papier in Pastellfarben aus 100 % Recyclingmaterial für umweltbewusste Print Designs mit natürlicher Haptik und Optik

The formula for our new beloved paper… is actually quite simple: 8 modern pastel colours + 100% recycled paper with a natural look and feel. And for us, this formula works a treat. Because with Countryside Pure, we’ve added a designer paper to our range that combines several of the things we particularly love about paper. It’s colourful yet delicate. Sustainable, without compromising on impact, quality or value. And it opens up an incredible array of possibilities for printed materials, stationery and creative paper projects.

Pastel shades are the charming assets in design, stationery and branding. The soft colours come across as friendly, stylish and, when combined correctly, always modern. They bring a sense of lightness and delicacy to designs and can be combined beautifully with one another or with other materials. Countryside Pure offers all of this: this high-quality recycled paper translates the pastel trend into a distinctly natural, high-quality paper aesthetic – and it’s made from 100 % recycled paper.

So if you’re looking for a paper that’s environmentally friendly, versatile and, at the same time, absolutely beautiful, then you should definitely take a closer look at Countryside Pure.

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Sustainable paper: Crush fine paper in natural colours

Crush fine paper with inclusions in delicate natural colours

The natural fine paper Crush has a very special peculiarity: 15 % of the raw material is replaced by by-products from food production that would otherwise end up in landfill. For the paper, in the spirit of the upcycling concept, the residual materials of olives, kiwis, corn, almonds, cocoa beans, citrus fruits and grapes are used and shape the look of the Italian natural paper. We present to you the sustainable paper with the enchantingly natural colours:

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7 sustainable papers – environmentally friendly and versatile

7 sustainable papers - Crush, Munken, DCP Green, Grass Paper, Kraft Paper, Jupp White Recycling & Evercolor - for environmentally conscious stationery and sustainable communication

Sustainable papers and recycled papers have long since ceased to be niche products and are firmly established in our range, as well as among customers and creative professionals. They are used in a wide variety of fields, from analogue DIY to digital printing. We encounter them in business stationery, external business communication, wedding stationery, advertising, marketing and packaging design.

There are various approaches to creating an ecological advantage in the production of sustainable papers. They range from environmentally friendly production processes and the reuse of waste paper to the use of alternative raw materials. These endeavours are documented by various certifications and seals.

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