"Papermakers learned how to make paper from trees in the mid-1800s, allowing a dynamic expansion in communications and business paper usage. At the time, people considered forests and energy to be unlimited, and air and water infinitely capable of...

Yes, there are many waterproof synthetic papers out there. The vast majority of these are non recyclable and the other small percentage that claims to be recyclable are classified as Category 3 "PVC or Vinyl" and Category 7 "Other".**...

No. Synthetic paper is not suitable for use in copy machines, fax machines or laser printers due to the high temperatures generated by those types of equipment.

According to Dave Jeffers the technical service manager for the manufacturing plant, It's made from the extrusion of melted plastic—like polypropylene or polyolefin resin—synthetic papers are completely inorganic. He also states that there are no ozone-threatening emissions from production,...

We are excited to announce that we will be selling our waterproof cards online. This is a truly unique and superior synthetic paper consisting of special materials that make it 100% waterproof, stain-resistant, and tear-resistant. We print in full color...