Meiji chocolate bean "imitation corrugated" liner

After waiting for a box of chocolate beans to be “solved” by me, someone exclaimed: The lining was actually a corrugated one!

Careful, really. At least from the appearance point of view, corrugated like ripples. For the time being, we call it "Imitation of corrugated." Because this is a kind of brown printing paper that is different from corrugated paper, only two layers of core paper and paper are used. Gently lick it with a hand to produce a light and crisp sound similar to oil paper.

After being invented by the British in 1856, corrugated cardboard has been widely used in packaging because of its characteristics of shockproof and compressive resistance. It has also evolved from the early carton carton to the current tray, corner, special-shaped box, and paper. For furniture, paper toys, display racks, and other purposes, no matter what breakthroughs have been made in their use, the raw materials still use corrugated paper.

However, everyone now sees that the liner maintains the shape of corrugated cardboard, but the choice of material is completely different. This idea and in-kind material comes from 50% of Japan's expansion. Are we seeing another way of extending corrugated paper products here?


Source: Global Corrugated Paper Box Industry