rePAPER’s Homepage Renewed! Improved Data Accessibility with Simple Layout!

The environment-friendly paper coating solution company, rePAPER’s website has been renewed! rePAPER rearranged the layout and categories to deliver our environmentally friendly technology and features most efficiently to all.

The main category of <Sustainability>, <Solution>, and <Blog> respectively shows rePAPER’s paper coating technology and technical data, main products, and the changes and trends of the world’s packaging industry. The hidden secondary categories include <IP> which shows all the certificates and patents rePAPER has and <ABOUT US> that tells how rePAPER has been growing so far. rePAPER’s proud certificates and activities are displayed in them.

Now, we would like to invite you to rePAPER’s homepage, filled with all the abundant and useful information in each category!

 

<Sustainability> Main features of rePAPER’s environment-friendly paper coating technology

rePAPER’s outstanding paper coatings RP-series are the products that secure recyclability and compostability as well as food contact safety as primary packaging. The category <Sustainability> helps you understand rePAPER’s original technology RP-series’ unrivaled environment-friendly properties of 99.5% material recyclability and complete home compostability. Furthermore, it also provides objective data in regard to thermostability and food-contact safety.

 

<Solution> rePAPER’s major environmentally friendly products

rePAPER’s main products are environmentally friendly paper coating, RP-SERIES, coated board REPA COAT, and various packaging. From <Solution>, you will be able to find the entire line-ups of RP-SERIES and REPA COAT as well as their specialized functions. Check rePAPER’s products applied to various food and industrial packaging, expanding the environmentally friendly packaging industry here!

 

<IP> rePAPER’s technology complied with international standards

rePAPER’s core confidence on environment-friendly paper coatings! <IP> gathers all the certificates and patents that prove the sustainability of rePAPER’s products. rePAPER shows its authorized environment-friendliness and safety through the intellectual property complied with international standards.

 

<Blog> News on global environmentally friendly packaging industries

How is the world working to be plastic-free? What other alternatives have been introduced? rePAPER’s blog is an archive that contains not only the company’s news but also significant changes and technology in the relevant industries globally! We update trustworthy information based on professional data every month!

We have one more news here! This renewed version of rePAPER’s website is open in English and Chinese as well! As the need and interest toward environmentally friendly packaging have been growing in China, the world’s biggest manufacturing site and consuming market, we would like to deliver our technology and products in a more efficient way to everyone. Now, shall we check the new outlook of rePAPER?



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