Premium Coated Printing Paper Waste
Recovered high-grade coated paper from premium printing operations, mainly bleached chemical pulp, for deinking recovery. Falls under HTS 4707.20.00.20 because of its clean fiber content and high suitability for producing bright recycled pulp.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If not high-grade due to heavy contamination
Contaminated or lower-purity bleached pulp paper shifts to the general 'other' subcategory.
If chemical wood pulp, dissolving grades
Ultra-high purity pulp meeting dissolving grade specs (92%+ insoluble) moves to Chapter 47 heading 4703.
If in pulp-like form already processed
Newsprint in bulk pulp sheets may be seen as semi-processed under Chapter 48.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Provide ink type and coating details; water-based inks deink easier and support high-grade status
• Use ISPM 15 compliant pallets for baled shipments to pass phytosanitary checks
• Test for ash and contaminant levels to distinguish from lower-grade scraps
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High-Grade Office White Paper for Deinking
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Bleached Chemical Pulp Magazine Paper Scrap
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Bleached Pulp Brochure and Flyer Scrap
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High-Brightness Envelope Paper Waste
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Deinkable Laser Printer Paper Scrap
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