Baking has become a steady part of family routines in many homes. Weekends often involve pulling out bowls, measuring flour, and mixing dough, not only for holidays but simply because making something...
READ MOREBaking paper, often referred to as parchment paper, is a type of paper that is specifically designed for baking and cooking. It is treated with a special coating to make it non-stick, heat-resistant, and durable. These properties allow it to be used in a variety of cooking applications, such as lining baking trays, cake pans, and cookie sheets, to prevent food from sticking while baking. Baking cooking paper is commonly used in both home kitchens and commercial food production settings due to its practicality and versatility.
Zhejiang Guanghe New Materials Co., Ltd. is a factory-based international trading enterprise specializing in the production of food-grade silicone baking paper, parchment and food packaging paper. Now it has 5 large-scale coating production lines, 4 slitting machines, dozens of back-end processing equipment, and an annual production capacity of more than 9,000 tons. With advanced production equipment, a skilled technical team, and diligent and united employees, we can accurately and efficiently meet the diverse product needs of customers in different industries.
We mainly export to North America, the European Union, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Australia, Russia, and other countries. We can also launch customized products and services based on customers' different usage scenarios.
Baking has become a steady part of family routines in many homes. Weekends often involve pulling out bowls, measuring flour, and mixing dough, not only for holidays but simply because making something...
READ MOREThe everyday kitchen throws a lot of curveballs at bakers—dough that clings like glue, heat that browns one side faster than the other, pans that turn release into a wrestling match. Parchment paper q...
READ MOREThe everyday kitchen has all sorts of little helpers that quietly take the edge off cooking. Parchment paper sits right in the middle of that bunch—it deals with heat without drama, stops food from gl...
READ MOREConversations about Baking Paper have picked up lately, and the reasons feel pretty clear when you think about it. People care more now about food safety—how things that touch food during cooking migh...
READ MOREHome baking and everyday cooking have changed quite a bit in recent years. What used to be something people did once in a while—maybe for holidays or special weekends—now happens more regularly in man...
READ MORELately, just about every conversation about cutting down waste seems to land on the kitchen sooner or later. That's the room where wrappers, bags, foil, and all kinds of single-use stuff pile up fast—...
READ MOREThese past few years, kitchens everywhere have started changing in small, quiet ways. Folks now stop for a moment when grabbing stuff off the shelf, wondering what happens to it once the meal is done....
READ MORERunning a kitchen these days, whether it's a small takeaway joint, a busy cafe, or a big central facility feeding several outlets, means dealing with constant pressure to keep everything clean, safe, ...
READ MOREIn the global manufacturing and food preparation landscape, isolation and lining materials that come into direct contact with ingredients are attracting a level of attention that goes far beyond being...
READ MOREParchment paper has found its way into more kitchens over the last few years, quietly becoming one of those items people keep on hand without much debate. It lines baking sheets for cookies or bread, ...
READ MOREBaking paper has become a go-to item in kitchens everywhere, whether at home or in large-scale operations. It's that special sheet you line trays with to stop things from sticking, handling heat witho...
READ MOREParchment paper is a treated sheet that many people know from baking. It's made from wood pulp that has been processed to resist heat and grease. The surface lets food release easily, and it can handl...
READ MORE