1. Fruit Packaging: Copy paper is an important paper material in the northern fruit packaging industry, initially mainly used for packing pears, hence the name "pear paper."

2. Apparel, Footwear, Leather Goods, Hardware Packaging: In the southern Chinese market, kraft paper is primarily used for the packaging of apparel, footwear, leather goods, and hardware products.

3. Porcelain, Wine Industry, Craftwork Packaging: Features moisture-proof, breathable, protective, and shaping functions.

Modern gift packaging is the primary carrier of gifts, an integral part of the gift itself. Therefore, it is essential to select appropriate materials, structures, and decorative designs to showcase the elegance and splendor of the gift, fulfilling people's psychological needs for gift-giving.

Copy Paper for Specific Applications

Modern gifts come in a variety of types. Depending on the occasion, time, holiday, and recipient, different gifts should be chosen. This necessitates that gift packaging should be highly targeted and specific.

Unique Characteristics of Copy Paper

Gifts produced in different regions carry unique personalities, especially for gift packaging designs of tourist souvenirs, which must highlight the local or traditional characteristics of the nation or region, showcasing its local customs and culture in a strong, exotic manner. Generally, gift packaging with a strong personality is more favored by people.

This paper material is selected for its ability to allow water to pass through a semi-permeable membrane on the surface, with high osmotic pressure substances and high molecular weight water absorbents placed on the inside. Since the osmotic pressure difference of water in food can move through the semi-permeable membrane to the high osmotic pressure substances, these water molecules are then fixed by the absorbents. The packaging paper does not damage the food tissue cells, absorbing water along the cell spaces. It can not only absorb moisture on the food surface but also penetrate deep into the interior, and also has the function of absorbing water at low temperatures.