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Sweet Potato Leaf Paper

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We generally eat two types of sweet potatoes, the root type and leaf type. Root type sweet potatoes have thicker roots and fewer leaves, which lack any significant value and are often used as feed for chickens, ducks, and geese. This material utilizes the leaves of root type sweet potatoes and adds them to recycled pulp (recycled pulp + bark fiber) at a proportion of 5% and placed through procedures such as pulping, refining, pressing and drying to produce recycled sweet potato paper. It features an exquisite texture and can be used as wrapping paper. more

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We generally eat two types of sweet potatoes, the root type and leaf type. Root type sweet potatoes have thicker roots and fewer leaves, which lack any significant value and are often used as feed for chickens, ducks, and geese. This material utilizes the leaves of root type sweet potatoes and adds them to recycled pulp (recycled pulp + bark fiber) at a proportion of 5% and placed through procedures such as pulping, refining, pressing and drying to produce recycled sweet potato paper. It features an exquisite texture and can be used as wrapping paper.