White bleached Kraft paper is a type of Kraft paper that has undergone a bleaching process to achieve a bright white color. This paper is commonly used in the production of paper bags, particularly for retail and food packaging applications.

M.G. (Machine Glazed) and M.F. (Machine Finished) Kraft paper are two types of Kraft paper that are produced using different manufacturing processes, resulting in distinct characteristics and applications.

Ribbed Kraft paper is a type of Kraft paper that features a distinct ribbed or textured surface. This unique texture is created during the manufacturing process, giving the paper a raised pattern that can enhance its aesthetic appeal and functional properties.

Uncoated duplex board is a type of paperboard that consists of two layers of pulp, typically featuring a white or light-colored surface on one side and a gray or brown surface on the other.

FBB (Folding Box Board) is a type of paperboard that is primarily used for packaging applications, particularly for folding cartons.

Duplex grey back board is a type of paperboard that features a white or coated surface on one side and a gray uncoated surface on the other.