PAPER CONVERTING BLOG

Brand Your Cheese with Custom Printed Freezer Paper

Posted by Alan NeSmith on Tue, May 14, 2013

Freezer paper is a polyethylene coated paper with many uses.  At Oren International, we offer Sentry Brand freezer papers, which are specially crafted to conform to the shape of the food item being wrapped, while the poly coating zips moisture in to prevent freezer burn.  Freezer paper is often used in delis, restaurants and grocery stores as a quick-serve sheet to wrap sandwiches, deli meats and cheeses. 

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Tags: Food Service Paper

Checklist for Choosing a Paper Converting Company

Posted by Alan NeSmith on Tue, May 07, 2013

Quality, price and availability of products and services are top reasons for searching for a new paper converter.   Does your paper converter have all the characteristics and capabilities you require, such as custom work from 96 inches to 1 inch?  From sheeting, and slitting to polycoating and custom work, know what you need jumping in. Use this checklist to make the best decision. Your paper converting company should:

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5 Questions to Ask When Ordering Custom Sheeting

Posted by Alan NeSmith on Tue, Apr 30, 2013

When ordering custom sheeting, it is important that you’re equipped with the right questions to ensure you choose a company that has the capability of meeting your needs.  We’ve compiled 5 questions to ask before you commit:

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Oren Adds 3-Color Capabilities to Flexographic Printing Services

Posted by Alan NeSmith on Tue, Apr 23, 2013

At Oren International, we are always looking for new, innovative ways to expand our list of services and upgrade our facilities to offer our clients the latest in paper converting technology.

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Tags: Flexographic Printing

Why Use Black Kraft Paper Over Brown Kraft Paper for Framing?

Posted by Alan NeSmith on Tue, Apr 16, 2013

You are surely still swooning over black kraft paper’s many creative possibilities, but have you taken the time to appreciate its most common and utilitarian use?

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10 Ways Schools Can Use Black Kraft Paper Rolls

Posted by Alan NeSmith on Tue, Apr 09, 2013

Emerging out of its stereotypical role as picture frame liner and stepping into the spotlight as so much more, we present to you, the amazing uses of Black Kraft Paper.  

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Flexographic Printing Helps Save Money and the Environment

Posted by Alan NeSmith on Tue, Apr 02, 2013

Flexographic printing is the 21st century version of the letterpress. What is flexographic printing? In short, it’s a printing process that uses a flexible relief plate (hence the “flexo” in flexographic).

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Paper Week 2013 Promotes the Development of New Specialty Paper Products

Posted by Mark Jones on Wed, Mar 27, 2013

With the rising popularity of technology such as eBooks and digital readers, and easy access to smartphones and tablets, traditional paper mills now have the opportunity to create new products in different sectors and industries. Last week we attended the Paper Week 2013 Conference in Chicago, which is a large paper industry event Hosted by the American Forest & Paper Association and the NPTA Alliance. After admiring the green Chicago River in honor of St. Patrick’s Day, we discussed new product innovations with several paper mills, industry partners, customers and paper brokers.

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Paper Converting Technology Improves Roll Identification and Ensures FSC Compliance

Posted by Alan NeSmith on Tue, Mar 19, 2013

Many companies today want to be sure their customers know where their paper rolls come from. More businesses are looking for paper made of pulp that comes from a forest certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. The FSC ensures that forests are managed with the highest environmental standards.

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Natural Freezer Paper Is Booming in the Food Industry

Posted by Alan NeSmith on Tue, Mar 12, 2013

Natural and organic foods, which were once sequestered in small health food stores, now play a prominent role in most of the mainstream grocery stores in the U.S.  With the total revenue for organic foods surpassing $30 billion in 2012, it’s no surprise that most major grocery stores are dedicating valuable real estate to this market.

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Tags: Food Service Paper