Packman: Fun Fact About Kraft Paper

Kraft paper has become a popular material in packaging for its strength, durability, and eco-friendly attributes. These include our Kraft Lunch Box, Kraft Bowl and more in store for you.

1. Origins in Germany: The word "Kraft" means "strength" in German, which reflects the paper’s durability and toughness.

2. Made from Wood Pulp: Kraft paper is produced through a process that extracts cellulose fibers from wood pulp, making it both sturdy and flexible.

3. Brown and Natural: Kraft paper’s natural brown color is due to minimal processing, which retains the wood’s natural color and helps make it more eco-friendly.

4. Strong and Tear-Resistant: Kraft paper is known for its tear-resistant properties, making it ideal for packaging heavy or oddly shaped items.

5. Used in Creative DIY Projects: Its rustic look and durability make Kraft paper a popular choice for crafts, scrapbooking, and DIY decorations.

6. Recyclable and Biodegradable: Kraft paper is both recyclable and biodegradable, making it a favorite for brands focused on sustainability.

7. Available in Different Types: Beyond the classic brown, Kraft paper is available in bleached (white), printed, and wax-coated varieties, each serving different purposes.

8. Versatile in the Kitchen: Kraft paper is used as a food wrap, especially in barbecue and grilling, because it helps retain moisture while allowing smoke to flavor the food.

9. Great for Customization: Kraft’s surface is easy to print on, making it ideal for brands wanting to create customized packaging with unique designs.

10. Popular for Branding: The natural and eco-friendly appeal of Kraft paper helps brands convey an image of sustainability, aligning with eco-conscious consumer preferences.

These fun facts show why Kraft paper is both a practical and versatile choice across various industries.