low-grade paper

A newspaper is usually printed on relatively inexpensive, low-grade paper such as newsprint.

In this case, I had a piece of cheap, low-grade paper bearing words and writing that could only be the work of an educated man.

Able to get only low-grade paper, he used it for mass production of inexpensive paperback novels under the "rororo" imprint.

Cheap, low-grade paper can also get stuck more easily inside the machine, so trying switching to a slightly heavier stock to see if it helps matters.

This looks like the television equivalent of a star biography with low-grade paper, badly reproduced photographs and quotes culled from press releases.

For this reason, mechanical pulps are used mostly for low-grade papers such as newsprint, advertising flyers and tissue.

Other prices have seen similar falls, including scrap metal, steel and aluminium, cardboard and mixed low-grade paper and cardboard.

In particular the aim will be to produce fillers for use in asphalt, lightweight concrete blocks and for low-grade paper and industrial paints.

The three men rebuilt on the site almost immediately, and by 1867 were in business again, establishing a trade in low-grade paper made from rag, gunny sacking and straw.

The notes issued in Java generally featured text, a signature, and a serial number, all issued on low-grade paper without modern security features such as watermarks, and demonstrated few similarities between areas.

ALSO in the works is a composting plant where sewage sludge will be mixed with leaves and other yard waste, and possibly low-grade paper like newsprint, and turned into a rich soil additive.

He went on to create several other titles for NBT, adopting a bold style with strong black outlines and vivid colors to compensate for the low-grade paper on which NBT titles were printed.

The most common recycled product is fine paper, but a wide variety of other products can be recycled, including low-grade paper such as newsprint, corrugated cardboard, plastics marked with the ‘recyclable’ symbol, glass, metal, natural and synthetic rubber, wood products, and fabrics and woven materials.

But analysts said yesterday that soft demand and ample supply would allow newspaper publishers to shift to other suppliers, making it unlikely that North America's largest producer of newsprint, Abitibi-Price Inc., has said it wants to increase the price for the low-grade paper by $35 a metric ton, to $685.

This may involve negotiating special clauses in the cleaning contract for the facility. These clauses could cover additional waste pick-up services; additional waste receptacles, such as blue bins, at individual work stations; and strategically located bins for special wastes, such as plastics, newsprint and low-grade paper, glass, and metal.