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Why Doesn’t Thicker Paper Stop Grease Stains in Food Packaging?
Many buyers assume thicker paperboard prevents grease stains, but grease migration depends more on barrier performance than GSM. This article explains why oil can still penetrate 400gsm paperboard, why packaging samples may pass while retail packaging fails, and how transportation conditions affect grease performance. Through real packaging examples and industry testing principles, it shows the difference between structural strength and grease resistance. Buyers can use these insights to avoid unnecessary material upgrades, reduce packaging complaints, and make more informed food packaging decisions.

Food-Grade Paper Options for Candy Boxes: What Actually Prevents Grease Stains, Foggy Windows, and Shipping Damage?
Food-grade paper for candy boxes must prevent oil stains, moisture buildup, odor transfer, and shipping damage. True food-grade packaging is a complete system that includes the paperboard, coating, adhesive, ink, and window film working together. The correct choice depends on the candy’s oil content, humidity exposure, storage time, and shipping pressure. Selecting the right grease-resistant board, barrier coating, and structural support prevents recalls and protects product appearance.
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