DaiEi Papers

Paper Raw Materials

Market pulp and recovered paper grades used in paper, paperboard, tissue, packaging, and specialty paper manufacturing.

Overview

Reliable sourcing of market pulp and recovered paper grades used in paper, paperboard, tissue, packaging, and specialty paper manufacturing.
DaiEi Papers (USA) Corp. supports customers and suppliers in the sourcing and trading of key fiber inputs used throughout the paper value chain.

Pulp

Market pulp is a key raw material used in the production of paper, paperboard, tissue, packaging papers, and specialty grades.
DaiEi Papers (USA) Corp. sources pulp grades for mills, converters, and manufacturers requiring reliable fiber supply. Product options include hardwood kraft, softwood kraft, bleached, unbleached, recycled, and other pulp grades according to customer requirements.
Pulp selection affects strength, formation, brightness, softness, absorbency, opacity, surface properties, and final product performance. We help customers evaluate pulp sourcing options based on fiber type, quality requirements, regional availability, logistics, certification, and commercial objectives.

Recovered Paper

Recovered paper is an essential part of the circular paper economy and a major fiber source for containerboard, packaging, bag, boxboard (CRB and URB), tissue, molded fiber, and specialty grades.
DaiEi Papers (USA) Corp. sources recovered paper grades for mills and manufacturers using recycled fiber. Depending on supply availability and customer needs, grades may include old corrugated containers, mixed paper, sorted office paper, deinked grades, news, boxboard cuttings, and other recovered fiber grades.
We support customers and suppliers with recovered fiber sourcing, market visibility, export opportunities, documentation, logistics coordination, and supply diversification.

Strengthen Your Paper Supply Chain

DaiEi Papers helps customers source high-quality paper and packaging products at competitive prices through the worldwide KPP Group network. We support resilient supply programs, alternative sourcing strategies, and inventory programs designed to improve continuity in changing market conditions.
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