Magazines (OMG)

Magazines are printed on coated, groundwood paper, which is the same kind of paper used for newspapers. The most common coating is clay. A two-sided coated paper sheet in a magazine normally will have 30 percent to 35 percent clay and filler, and 65 percent to 70 percent paper fiber content.

Consists of coated magazines, catalogues, and similar printed materials. May contain a small percentage of uncoated news-type paper.

Prohibitive materials may not exceed 1 %
Total outthrows may not exceed 3 %

Magazines, with or without glue.

Non-paper components max. 0.5 %
Total unwanted material max. 1 %

Magazines without glue.

Non-paper components max. 0.5 %
Total unwanted material max. 1 %

Magazines, with or without glue, may contain non-paper components as attached product samples.

Non-paper components max. 1 %
Total unwanted material max. 2 %