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Origin: Algeria.

Old Corrugated Containers (OCC) Grade 11 represents the cornerstone of the recycled fiber industry, providing the high-strength cellulose required for modern sustainable packaging. Our Grade A OCC is meticulously sorted to ensure a high percentage of long-fiber content, primarily derived from used corrugated boxes and sheets. This material is essential for mills producing testliner, fluting, and high-quality kraft paper, as the inherent structural integrity of the fibers allows for multiple recycling cycles without significant loss in tensile strength.

At Arzak Alae, we manage a rigorous procurement and quality control process to minimize non-paper additives and outthrows. By maintaining a strict moisture content of under 12% and total impurities below 2%, we ensure that our clients receive a commodity that optimizes pulping efficiency and reduces chemical consumption during the recycling process. Our sourcing network spans reliable post-industrial and post-consumer streams, ensuring a consistent supply of clean, dry, and well-pressed material that meets international standards for waste paper trade.

Logistically, our OCC is processed into high-density wire-bound bales, optimized for maximum loading capacity in 40ft High Cube containers. This efficiency in density significantly lowers the per-ton shipping cost for our global partners. Navigating the complexities of transboundary waste shipments requires expertise; Arzak Alae handles the necessary documentation and regulatory compliance to ensure smooth customs clearance and adherence to environmental protocols, such as the Basel Convention guidelines.

Sourcing recycled fiber through a dedicated trading partner like Arzak Alae offers the advantage of volume stability and price risk management. In a market characterized by volatility, we leverage our global footprint to provide a steady flow of materials even during periods of domestic shortage. Whether for large-scale paper mills or specialized packaging manufacturers, our OCC Grade 11 provides a reliable, eco-friendly raw material that supports the circular economy and reduces the reliance on virgin timber.