PAPER CONVERTING BLOG

If you’re running a deli, butcher shop, or short-order restaurant, you probably have thousands of square feet of plain white butcher paper or freezer paper in stock. Chances are you use it all day, every day. 

With the holiday season upon us, you probably already have a list of gifts in the works for all the special people in your life. You’re not going to put just anything in the box either. It’s going to be a thoughtful gift, reflecting your appreciation for the business, friend or family member you’re giving it to.

There’s no denying that Americans are busy people. With a smartphone in our pocket, we sometimes need to come up with creative reasons and opportunities to simply sit down for a few minutes.

If you’re hunting this season, or know someone who is, or you’ve come across some incredible deals at the local deli and want to stock up on meat, this is the cheat sheet for you. 

As everyone but Elaine Benes knows, things shrink when they get cold. 

A backyard barbecue is a pastime enjoyed by many people, and it represents an opportunity to relax and enjoy the company of friends and family. While grilling meat seems like an easygoing activity, creating delicious barbecue can actually be very challenging. It takes preparation, time, and some "insider" knowledge. 

There are certain things that come around every year to mark the change of seasons: the air is a little crisper, the day is a little shorter, and once green patches of grass are covered in rows of orange ripe pumpkins. This time of year also means, ghouls, ghosts and witches gracing the walls and windows of every home and business in the neighborhood.

This year, Forbes Magazine came out with their annual List of the World’s Most Powerful Brands. These are the companies we recognize more than any other.

The organizations that have seared their identity so deep into our psyche, there’s no question whether or not we’ll think of them when the time comes to purchase something they offer.

In a fast-paced business environment where successful companies need to thrive, the ability to change on a dime and move in an entirely new direction is vital. And it can’t be a slow, lumbering turn either. It needs to be fast and confident.

At 225 degrees, this little number definitely qualifies as hot.