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The 12 pages that link to Cardboard, each with the reason it gives.

• PaperBroader topic: It shows how layered paper can provide structural strength.

• PapermakingBroader topic: Its greater thickness comes from forming heavier sheets or multiple plies.

• Pulp and paper industryBroader topic: Packaging is a major outlet for pulp and paper production.

• Food-contact materialsRelated: Its coatings, recycled fibers, and adhesives can shape its food-contact suitability.

• Kraft processRelated: Kraft fibers provide strength in many grades of packaging board.

• Expanded polystyreneCompared with: It is a common packaging substitute when recyclability or reduced plastic use outweighs foam cushioning.

• PulpwoodBroader topic: Pulpwood fibers form much of the furnish for paperboard products.

• Papier-mâchéCompared with: Cardboard holds shape as a sheet, while papier-mâché is built or molded from wet paper.

• Paper bagCompared with: Its greater stiffness suits rigid packages better than ordinary flexible bags.

• Paper cupNarrower topic: Its stiffness gives a cup its shape while keeping the vessel lightweight.

• PiñataRelated: Cardboard provides a lightweight structure for many modern piñatas.

• Cardboard boxNarrower topic: The broad material category from which cardboard boxes are made.