Sugarcane pulp paper is made from sugarcane fibers using a special process, which allows for more efficient use of renewable resources in the manufacturing process than conventional wood pulp paper or recycled paper. Because sugarcane grows quickly, has a short growth cycle, and is highly productive, there is an ample supply of raw material for sugarcane pulp paper to meet papermaking demand without excessive reliance on deforestation. In contrast, wood sources for conventional wood pulp paper production often require large amounts of deforestation, resulting in deforestation and ecological damage. Eco Friendly Food Packaging Containers, PE Coated Paperboard , Eco Soap Packaging , Cupstock Paper Board ,Eco Responsible Packaging . On Earth Day, we are mobilized to join the environmental movement. We can improve the overall environment of the earth through a green and low-carbon lifestyle. Even small and unexpected things can protect the earth. For example, paper resources are widely used in our lives. Many people tend to throw away express boxes, paper packaging bags, etc. after use, which is a waste of resources. However, we can choose to use smart recycling bins, which take up little space and can deliver garbage anytime and anywhere. These recycling bins can automatically weigh and recycle garbage, increasing its resource value and economic value. The product will supply to all over the world, such as Europe, America, Australia,Bolivia, Greece,Turkmenistan, Spain.Nanguo Paper has recently launched a new copy paper which is no longer made from traditional wood pulp but from bagasse. Not only does this innovative copy paper have a natural color and appearance, it is also completely bleach-free, in line with the requirements of sustainable development. Traditional copy paper usually uses wood pulp as the main raw material, which means that large numbers of trees need to be cut down and chemical bleach is used to increase the whiteness of the paper. However, this method of production causes serious ecological damage. Not only does the felling of trees lead to the reduction of forests, but it also produces a large amount of industrial waste and pollutants, which have a negative impact on the environment. Southland Paper's copy paper made from bagasse changes the traditional production method and brings many benefits. First of all, bagasse is the leftover part of sugarcane after it has been refined and no longer uses limited natural resources. This means there is no need to cut down trees, reducing damage to the forest ecosystem. Secondly, this copy paper is bleach-free and retains the natural color and texture of bagasse, giving it a natural texture. This not only helps protect the environment, but also gives users a distinctive paper texture when using it. In addition to its positive impact on the environment, copy paper made from bagasse has other advantages. Bagasse has a finer fiber structure, so the paper made from it has a higher density and toughness, making it more durable. In addition, because it is bleach-free, this copy paper avoids the health risks that may be associated with bleach residue in the paper. The launch of this copy paper made from bagasse by Southland Paper not only provides users with a high-quality paper option, but also makes a positive contribution to sustainable development. By using environmentally friendly raw materials and bleach-free production methods, this copy paper reduces dependence on natural resources, minimizes damage to the ecological environment, and realizes the recycling of resources. It is believed that as more users and enterprises focus on environmental protection and sustainable development, this innovative copy paper will be more widely used.