Reports, studies and videos from the Paper Bag

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Publications

Cepi logo (European Confederation of Paper Industries) with the motto «Renewable, Recycled, Responsible, European», on a white background.

Cepi Guide on the EU Deforestation Regulation

Regulation (EU) 2023/1115. June 2025.

Cover of the KPMG report on the socio-economic impact of the pulp, paper and cardboard value chain.

Socio-economic impact of the pulp, paper and cardboard value chain

KPMG report on the positioning of the value chain.

ASPAPEL Sustainability Report 2024

From the pulp, paper and board industry in Spain.

Kraft paper bag with cord handles and the word ‘Paper’ in white letters, next to a blue panel with the yellow stars of the European flag and the text ‘Competitive advantages of paper bags in light of the new European regulatory framework’, with the La Bolsa de Papel logo below.

Competitive advantages of paper bags within the European framework

A guide to the competitive advantages of using paper bags.

‘Fake news about paper and cardboard’ collage: a man with a megaphone next to a paper tree and a girl who looks doubtful.

Paper and cardboard fake news

False myths and truths about paper and cardboard.

Kraft paper bag with cord handles on a cardboard background, below the text «Everything You Were Never Told and Always Wanted to Know About Paper Bags».

Everything You Were Never Told and Always Wanted to Know About Paper Bags

Discover the key facts about paper bags.

Illustration of a hand with an orange sleeve holding a kraft paper bag with a white question mark, under the headline ‘Do you know how much a paper bag can carry?’.

The weight a paper bag can carry

Hand holding a kraft paper bag in a colourful square composition with the text 'Driven by Consumers'.

Driven by Consumers

Sustainable, ethical, committed, responsible, and empathetic consumers.

Two hands holding paper bags, one filled with vegetables, with the question “How much weight can a paper bag carry?”.

Strength and reusability of paper bags

ITENE studies on the characteristics of paper bags for transporting shopping and their capacity for reuse.

Illustration of a girl with reddish hair and large eyes peeping through green leaves, holding a paper sign with the text ‘This is not a fairy tale.’.

This is not a fairy tale

Educational publication for school children on sustainability.

Green pharmacy cross with a Bowl of Hygieia and a snake coiled around its base, and below it the text «Safeguarding Human Health».

Safeguarding Human Health

Promoting the use of paper bags in pharmacies.


White paper bag with flat handles on a green background, featuring The Paper Bag logo in stacked letters filled with a forest texture and, below, the text 'The Green Book'.

The Green Book

Paper bags contribute to a more sustainable world, naturally helping to curb climate change.

Report cover image: What do consumers think about paper bags?

Market research

Report cover: Why paper bags work in supermarkets

Adequacy of paper bags to supermarkets

Report cover: consumers like supermarkets

What consumers think

Video library

The same renewable origin

It’s paper

Why do paper bags strengthen brand image?

The paper bag imaginary

Where do paper bags come from?

A sustainable world is possible with the paper bag

Paper bags are reusable

The paper bag is reusable

The weight a paper bag can hold

Together so you don’t lack the basics #lagentedelpapel

It’s in fashion

Socio-economic importance of the paper chain

The Paper Bag

Play your part

Walking sustainability

Links of interest

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