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**American Waste Paper No. 1:** A mixture of various grades of waste paper, with no restrictions on packaging methods or fiber composition. The proportion of miscellaneous items must not exceed 2%. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 10%.
**American Waste Paper No. 2:** Currently not in use.
**American Waste Paper No. 3 (High-grade Waste and Mixed Paper):** Composed of selected waste and mixed paper of different qualities, supplied in packages. The content of ground wood pulp (coated or uncoated) shall not exceed 10%. The amount of debris shall not exceed 0.5%, and the total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 3%.
**American Waste Paper No. 4 (Box Cardboard Scraps):** New scraps produced during the manufacturing of folding cartons, assembly of cartons, and other similar cardboard products, packaged and supplied. The impurity content shall not exceed 0.5%. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
**American Waste Paper No. 5 (Factory Packaging Paper):** Waste paper used for the outer packaging of roll paper, paper bundles, and flat paper, supplied in bales. The impurity content shall not exceed 0.5%. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 3%.
**American Waste Paper No. 6 (Old Newspapers):** Used newspapers, supplied in packages, with other paper content not exceeding 5%. The impurity content shall not exceed 0.5%. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
**American Waste Paper No. 7 (Special Used Newspapers):** Selected and moisture-free used newspapers, packaged and supplied. Such old newspapers have neither been exposed to sunlight nor mixed with other waste paper. The intaglio and color printed parts do not exceed the normal quantity. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
American Waste No. 8 Premium Old Newspapers (for deinking): High-quality, moisture-free waste newspapers selected for deinking purposes. These newspapers have not been exposed to sunlight and do not include magazines, blank paper, expired newspapers or periodicals from printing factories, or other miscellaneous waste paper. The intaglio and color-printed sections shall not exceed the normal quantity. Packaging must be done exclusively with the specified type of paper. No foreign objects are permitted, and the total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 0.25%.
American Waste No. 9 Excess Circulation Newspapers: Over-circulated newspapers supplied in packages or bundles. The intaglio and color-printed sections shall not exceed the normal quantity. No debris or substandard waste paper is allowed to be mixed in.
American Waste No. 10 Old Magazines: Dry, coated old magazines, catalogs, and similar printed materials. Packaged supply. A small amount of uncoated newspaper is allowed. Impurity content must not exceed 1%, and the total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 3%.
American Waste No. 11 old corrugated box: An old corrugated box with a surface layer of imitation boxboard pulp. Hemp pulp or cowhide wood pulp, supplied in packages. The impurity content must not exceed 1%. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 5%.
American Waste No. 12 double-picked used corrugated boxes: Dry and double-picked used corrugated boxes, sourced from supermarkets and industrial/commercial institutions; Its surface layer is made of imitation boxboard pulp, hemp pulp or cowhide wood pulp. Specially selected, free of debris, foreign-made corrugated paper, glue or wax. Packaged supply. The impurity content shall not exceed 0.5%. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
New scraps of American waste No. 13 double-faced kraft corrugated paper: The scraps of corrugated paper, with the facing layer being hemp pulp or kraft pulp, or imitation boxboard pulp, are supplied in packages. No insoluble adhesives, deformed roll paper, recessed or protruding core layers, etc. are allowed to be mixed in. Neither the core layer nor the surface layer shall be surface-treated. No debris is allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
Waste paper of the "US Waste No. 14" type is currently not in use.
Us Waste No. 15 old brown kraft paper: Old brown kraft paper bags, packaged for supply. There should be no inappropriate lining and no items should be contained in the bag. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 0.5%.
American waste No. 16 kraft paper mixed scraps: Composed of new scraps of brown kraft paper, kraft paper, paper bags, etc., packaged and supplied. There must be no stitching on the paper bag. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 1%.
Waste paper bag No. 17 from the United States: Composed of natural kraft paper and its new scraps, it undergoes humidification and strength enhancement treatment or is coated with clay. With or without printing ink. No debris is allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
American Waste No. 18 new colored kraft paper: Composed of colored kraft paper, its new scraps and paper bags, it is supplied in packages. The paper must not have any seams. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 1%.
American Waste No. 19 grocery packaging bag waste: Composed of new scraps of brown kraft paper bags, kraft paper bag paper, and paper bags with printing errors, it is packaged and supplied. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 1%.
American Waste No. 20 multi-layer kraft paper bag waste: Composed of new multi-layer brown kraft paper bag waste and bag paper, including paper bags with printing errors. The paper must not have any seams. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 1%.
New scraps of brown cowhide envelopes of US Waste No. 21: Composed of new scraps of brown cowhide envelopes and envelope paper. No printing ink. Packaged supply. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 1%.
Mixed waste paper edges containing ground wood pulp of US Waste No. 22: Cut edges for magazines, catalogues and similar printed materials, packaged for supply. It can contain ground wood pulp or be processed by coating. It is allowed to incorporate covers and inserts with printing ink, as well as colored paper and dark-printed paper. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
Waste phone book No. 23 of the United States: A waste phone book provided or provided for by a phone book printer. It must be clean and not damp. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 0.5%.
American Waste No. 24 blank newspaper: White newspapers without printing ink and other papers containing white ground wood pulp and their scraps are supplied in packages. Coated paper must not be mixed in. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 1%.
American Waste Paper No. 25 Computer paper containing ground wood pulp: Table paper for data processors, allowing for the addition of a certain amount of surface-treated paper. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total quality of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
Blank publication paper No. 26 of the United States: Paper containing white ground wood pulp, filled or coated, or its scraps. No printing ink. Packaged supply. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total yield of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 1%.
The edge of single-page book and periodical paper No. 27 of the United States: Cut edges for magazines, catalogues and other similar printed materials, and supplied in packages. The total amount of dark parts on the cover and inserts with color printing shall not exceed 10%. The fiber composition of the paper is mainly bleached chemical pulp. The proportion of colored paper shall not exceed 2%. Special or general newspapers are not allowed. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 1%.
American Waste No. 28 soft coated white paper edge: Various white printing papers and paper edges made from sulfurous acid pulp and sulfate pulp, coated and uncoated. Packaged supply. No printing ink. It may contain a small amount of ground wood pulp. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 1%.
Waste paper of the type "US Waste No. 29" has not been used at present.
American Waste No. 30 hard white paper edge: White securities paper, accounting paper or writing paper without surface treatment and its paper edge, packaged for supply. It must not contain ground wood pulp or printing ink. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 0.5%.
American Waste No. 31 hard white envelope scraps: Envelope scraps or other white base paper without surface treatment, supplied in packages. It must not contain ground wood pulp or printing ink. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 0.5%.
Waste paper No. 32 of the United States has not been used at present.
New scraps of US Waste No. 33 color envelopes: Scraps of color envelopes, paper edges and envelope paper, packaged for supply. Most of this type of paper is made from bleached sulfite pulp, dyed but without surface treatment. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
Waste paper No. 34 of the United States has not been used at present.
American Waste No. 35 semi-bleached scraps: Paper and its scraps made from sulfite pulp or sulfate pulp, packaged and supplied. This includes paper for document envelopes, white form cardstock with cut edges, cardboard for milk bottles, white label paper, etc. All of these are unsurface-treated and do not contain insoluble substances such as ink, wax, oil repellent laminating agents, adhesives or paints. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
American Waste No. 36 white form card paper: Mainly made of sulfite pulp or sulfate pulp, it is used for form making machines. With printing ink. White cardstock with fine colored lines can be used. No miscellaneous items are allowed to be mixed in. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 1%.
Selected office waste paper No. 37 of American Waste: Moisture-free office waste paper, mainly white and colored, without ground wood pulp, and without unbleached fibers. A small amount of waste computer paper and fax paper containing ground wood pulp is allowed. Packaged supply. The proportion of miscellaneous items must not exceed 2%. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 5%.
Selected colored accounting paper No. 38 of the United States: Accounting paper, securities paper, accounting paper, writing paper, etc. made from sulfite pulp or sulfate pulp, as well as their paper edges and scraps, can be white or dyed, can have printing ink or not, and also includes other paper types made from similar fiber and filler contents. It shall not contain paper that has undergone surface treatment, coating processing or lamination processing, nor shall it have excessive printing ink. The impurity content shall not exceed 0.5%. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
American Waste No. 39 white account book printing paper: Made from sulfite pulp or sulfate pulp, unused paper and trimmed, white or colored, with or without printing ink. This type of paper is used for making printed forms, continuous forms, fill-in-form forms, and other printed materials such as sales publications and catalogues. All paper must be uncoated and free of laser paper and office waste paper. A small amount of carbonless carbon paper is allowed. The impurity content shall not exceed 0.5%. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
American Waste No. 40 white account paper: Account paper made from bleached sulfite pulp or bleached sulfite pulp, scraps of securities paper and writing paper, as well as cut books, whole scraps of waste paper, whole sheets of paper with and without printing ink, and paper edges, etc. It also includes all other paper made from the same pulp type and filler content. Paper that has undergone surface treatment, coating processing or lamination processing shall not be included, nor shall paper with excessive printing ink be included. The impurity content shall not exceed 0.5%. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
American Waste No. 41 white account book printing paper: Made from sulfite pulp or sulfate pulp, unused paper and trimmed, white, with or without printing ink. This type of paper is used for making printed forms, continuous forms, fill-in-form forms, and other printed materials such as sales publications and catalogues. All paper must be uncoated and free of laser paper and office waste paper. A small amount of carbonless carbon paper is allowed. The impurity content shall not exceed 0.5%. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
American Waste No. 42 computer paper: Table paper made from bleached sulfite pulp or bleached sulfate pulp, for use in data processing machines. Colored strips are allowed, which can be printed on a computer through contact or non-contact printing (such as laser printing). The content of ground wood pulp in this type of paper shall not exceed 5%. All the paper must not have undergone surface treatment or coating processing. No clutter is allowed. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
American Waste Paper No. 43 Coated book paper: Paper and its edges made from bleached sulfite pulp or bleached sulfite pulp, including cut books or whole scraps of waste paper. This type of paper is all coated and can be printed with or without printing ink. A certain amount of ground wood pulp is allowed. No clutter is allowed. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
American Waste No. 44 Coated paper containing ground wood pulp: Unused coated paper containing ground wood pulp and its paper edges, as well as cut books. This type of paper is all coated and coated with printing ink. Newsprint containing ground wood pulp is not included in this type of paper. No clutter is allowed. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
Waste paper No. 45 of the United States, scraps of bleached sulfate paper with printing ink: Scraps of paper made from bleached sulfate pulp, with printing ink. Excluding the entire sheet of paper with printing errors and the paper boxes with printing ink. It is also not allowed to contain insoluble substances such as wax, oil repellent laminates, hot stamping materials, and their inks, adhesives or coatings. The impurity content shall not exceed 0.5%. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
Bleached sulfate paper with printing errors in US Waste No. 46: Paper made from bleached sulfate pulp was turned into waste due to printing errors. It also includes paper boxes with printing ink. It is not allowed to contain oil-repellent laminating agents, hot stamping materials, insoluble substances such as inks, adhesives or coatings. The impurity content must not exceed 1%. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 2%.
American Waste No. 47 bleached sulfate paper without printing ink: Flat paper, web paper and their scraps made from bleached sulfate pulp, without printing ink. Wax, oil repellent laminating agent, hot stamping material and insoluble substances such as inks, adhesives or coatings are not allowed to be contained. No clutter is allowed. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 1%.
American Waste Paper No. 48 No. 1 Bleached paper cup paper: Untreated paper cup scraps or paper used for making cups, coated or uncoated. It is allowed to mix in scraps with a small amount of color printing. Paper must not be coated with wax, multi-layer coatings or other insoluble coatings. Packaged supply. No clutter is allowed. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 0.5%.
American Waste Paper No. 49 No. 2 bleached and printed paper for paper cups: Paper for paper cups with printing, paper cup scraps, untreated, coated or uncoated paper used for making cups but printed incorrectly. The glue must be water-soluble. No wax, multi-layer coatings or other insoluble coatings are allowed. Packaged supply. No clutter is allowed. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 1%.
American Waste No. 50 paper dish paper without printing, bleached, sulfate pulp: bleached, untreated, unprinted paper dish paper or scraps. It may contain bleaching cardboard coated with clay and uncoated. Packaged supply. No clutter is allowed. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 0.5%.
Paper dish paper made from printed, bleached and sulfate pulp of American Waste No. 51: bleached, untreated, printed paper dish and paper dish paper. It may contain bleaching cardboard coated with clay and uncoated. Insoluble ink or paint must not be used. No clutter is allowed. The total amount of substandard waste paper shall not exceed 1%.