10 grades listed below, each with its own specification page.
HS heading: 4707 — Recovered (waste and scrap) paper or paperboard
Origin: Thailand
Estimated loading: 22 metric tons (22,000 kg) per 20FT · 28 metric tons (28,000 kg) per 40FT
Estimated loading quantities — subject to the material's packing density, the actual container payload and applicable transport weight limits.
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OCC — ReMA/ISRI (11); EN 643 1.05
Corrugated boxes; prohibitives ≤ 1%, outthrows + prohibitives ≤ 5%
DS OCC — ReMA/ISRI (12)
Supermarket/commercial OCC; prohibitives ≤ 0.5%, total ≤ 2%
ONP — ReMA/ISRI (58) Sorted Clean News
Sorted newspapers; prohibitives ≤ 0.5%, total ≤ 1%
OINP / OIN — ReMA/ISRI (9)
Unused overrun newspapers; no prohibitives
OMG — ReMA/ISRI (10)
Coated magazines & catalogues; prohibitives ≤ 1%
SOP — ReMA/ISRI (37)
White & coloured office paper; prohibitives ≤ 1%
SWL — ReMA/ISRI (40)
Uncoated white ledger; prohibitives ≤ 0.5%, total ≤ 2%
Mixed Paper (MP) — ReMA/ISRI (54)
Mixed paper & board; prohibitives ≤ 2%, outthrows ≤ 3%
Kraft — ReMA/ISRI (15) Used Brown Kraft / (16) Mixed Kraft Cuttings
Brown kraft bags and cuttings, no prohibitives
HWS — ReMA/ISRI (30)
Unprinted white shavings; no prohibitives, total ≤ 0.5%
Bales are checked before loading for grade, prohibitive materials, outthrows and moisture, with loading photographs. Moisture testing and independent inspection can be agreed in the contract. General requirement published by the company: material to be dry, sorted and baled, and free from hazardous waste, excessive moisture and prohibited contaminants.
Imports of recovered paper are licensed or restricted in some countries (contamination limits, pre-shipment inspection or registration of suppliers). Buyers must confirm import eligibility at the destination.
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