The start of a new year is usually quieter than the months that follow. Orders begin to return, plans are reviewed, and teams settle back into their routines. For us, January is less about new promises and more about checking the basics.
As a paper plate factory, our work in 2026 continues to focus on what we know best: producing white round paper plates that perform consistently in everyday use. The core products remain unchanged—6 inch, 7 inch and 9 inch plates, made in 160gsm, 190gsm and 210gsm—because these are the sizes and weights our customers rely on most in the US and UK markets.
Over the years, we have learned that doing fewer things well is often better than doing many things quickly. By keeping our product range focused, we are able to control materials, forming pressure and packing details more carefully. This helps keep quality stable from one shipment to the next, which matters more than small specification changes.
January is also a time to look at how we work with customers. Clear communication, realistic lead times and honest discussions around production remain priorities for us. When buyers plan ahead, our job becomes simpler and more predictable. That kind of cooperation benefits both sides.
Standard packing of 100 pieces per bag and 10 bags per carton will continue to be used in 2026. It is not new or exciting, but it works well for storage, handling and export. Sometimes reliability comes from keeping things uncomplicated.
As the year begins, we appreciate the customers who have worked with us consistently and those who are just getting to know us. We approach 2026 with the same mindset we bring to production: steady work, clear expectations and attention to detail.
We look forward to another year of practical cooperation.
