Clean sorted news bales for deinking plants, tissue makers, and newsprint producers. Conventional inks, capped prohibitives, and moisture control that protects fiber quality in transit.
Pricing tracks regional paper markets and grade.
Corporate Pricing Available Upon Request
| Material | ONP — Old Newspaper (ISRI Grade 6 / 8) |
| Fiber Type | Short mechanical pulp fiber — deink-ready |
| Grades | Grade 6 sorted news · Grade 8 special news (white, low flexo) |
| Moisture | ≤ 12% — meter-tested per lot; weight-adjusted if exceeded |
| Outthrows / Prohibitives | ≤ 1% combined — no magazines, glossies, or sun-burned stock |
| Ink Type | Conventional offset inks (deink-friendly); UV-cured beyond tolerance excluded |
| Bale Specification | 400–500 kg wire-bound bales, container-optimized dimensions |
1 × 40ft Container (± 25–27 MT of bales)
Floor-loaded, bales stacked to max payload without crushing.
500–1,500 MT per month across Grade 6 and 8.
Laem Chabang · FOB / CFR / CIF · SGS / BV inspection on request.
Grade 6 is standard sorted news. Grade 8 (special news) is whiter, fresher stock with minimal flexographic printing — preferred for higher-brightness tissue and deinking applications. We quote both so you can match grade to end-product.
Yes. Conventional offset inks, low prohibitive content, and no glossy inserts mean clean fiber recovery with standard flotation deinking chemistry and predictable yield.
ONP carries short mechanical fibers ideal for tissue and newsprint; OCC carries long kraft fibers for linerboard and fluting. Many mills blend both — we can program mixed-container contracts across the two grades.