Here’s the reality: The most expensive paper is the paper you can’t get. A low upfront price means very little when mills tighten up and supply becomes limited. That’s why at New Leaf Paper, we prioritize availability and continuity. Through our mill partners and warehouses, we ensure that customers have reliable access, even during market disruptions.

Beyond access, recycled papers can bring yield and design advantages. By using groundwood grades instead of freesheet when appropriate, customers can reduce fiber use and cost without compromising quality. Our portfolio also allows for creative product design, which can lead to savings in weight and logistics.

Then, there’s the service component. Our customers value the responsiveness and partnership New Leaf Paper offers, because time spent chasing paper, reconfiguring runs, or reordering late shipments adds cost quickly.

Finally, let’s not forget the value of environmental impact. Choosing products with high post-consumer recycled content can reduce greenhouse gas emissions, conserve water and energy, and support your company’s sustainability commitments. These benefits are increasingly being factored into proposal requests,  customer purchasing decisions, and long-term brand value.

When you take a step back and look at the full picture—performance, access, service, design flexibility, price, and environmental benefits—New Leaf’s recycled paper often proves to be the stronger, more resilient investment.