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Paper comparisons

Side-by-side comparisons of paper grades, finishes and weights, so you can pick the right one for the job.

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  • Bleached kraft vs kraft paper

    Kraft and bleached kraft share a long-fibre base, the same weights and formats. Bleached kraft adds a clean white surface for packs your customer sees.

  • Bleached kraft vs white MG paper

    Both papers are white. Bleached kraft is a strength grade for packing. White MG is a glazed printing surface. Compare the two and pick the right white sheet.

  • Brown MG vs white MG paper

    Brown and white MG share one glazed construction, the same weights and the same MOQ. Compare print colour, look and uses, and pick the shade for your job.

  • Brown OGR vs white OGR

    Brown and white OGR share one oil and grease resistant grade, the same five weights and the same MOQ. Pick on the look your counter needs.

  • Butter paper vs MF paper

    Butter paper is a food-contact liner. White MF is a general commercial sheet, not for direct food contact. Compare jobs, weights, formats and order sizes.

  • Butter paper vs OGR paper

    Butter paper releases cleanly off a tray. OGR holds a barrier against oil. Compare jobs, types, GSM, formats, MOQ and lead times side by side.

  • Butter paper vs parchment paper

    In India, butter paper covers three types, and one is the parchment or baking paper recipes ask for. Compare coating, oven rating, uses and butcher paper.

  • Butter paper vs wax paper

    Wax paper is coated with wax and smokes in an oven. Silicone-coated butter paper is rated to 230 °C. Compare coating, heat, grease and best jobs.

  • Kraft paper vs MG paper

    Plain kraft is the strength grade. MG kraft adds a glazed face for print. Compare weight, finish, formats and uses, and when plain kraft is the better buy.

  • Kraft paper vs OGR paper

    Kraft resists handling. OGR resists grease. Compare the two papers on job, weight, formats, MOQ and food contact, and see when each one is the wrong pick.

  • MF paper vs MG paper

    MG paper is glazed on one side for print. MF paper is machine-finished, even on both sides. See how each finish is made and when to choose each.

  • White MF vs white MG

    White MG gives a bright glazed face for print. White MF is even on both sides for general work. Compare finish, print, formats, MOQ and food contact.