Wrapping:

Packaging paper is often used for wrapping fragile or delicate items to protect them from damage during transportation or storage.

Cushioning:

Packaging paper can be crumpled or shredded to create a cushioning material that can be used to fill empty spaces in boxes or containers, providing additional protection for the items inside.

Void fill:

Packaging paper can be used as a void fill material to prevent items from shifting or moving during transportation.

Surface protection:

Packaging paper can be used to cover and protect the surfaces of items such as furniture or appliances during transportation or storage.

Packaging paper has several advantages when it comes to protecting and transporting goods. Some of the benefits of using packaging paper include:

• It helps prevent damage from impacts, scratches, or other types of physical harm.(Protection)
• Packaging paper is available in a variety of weights, textures, and finishes, making it suitable for a wide range of applications (Versatility)
• It is often less expensive than other types of packaging materials such as bubble wrap or foam.(Cost-effective)
• Packaging paper is an environmentally friendly option as it is biodegradable and can be easily recycled. (Sustainability) This makes it a more sustainable choice compared to other types of packaging materials.