containerboard

American  

[kuhn-tey-ner-bawrd, -bohrd] / kənˈteɪ nərˌbɔrd, -ˌboʊrd /

Or container board

noun

1. any paperboard used in making containers, as corrugated paper or cardboard.

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Etymology

Origin of containerboard

First recorded in 1920–25; container + board

Example Sentences

Not so for containerboard, however, which should support the packaging, hygiene products, and recycled paper solutions company.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Recent supply rationalization in containerboard in particular gives us optimism about the trajectory into 2026,” the analyst says, noting that “Cascades will continue to be viewed in a favorable light given its focus on sustainability and developing the circular economy.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Eren Holding said its new plant would process a quarter of the waste cardboard the UK currently sends abroad, and focus on creating containerboard - used to make packaging and corrugated boxes from recycled paper - as well as tissue products.

From BBC

Smurfit Kappa has a stronghold in Europe with its corrugated and containerboard products.

From Seattle Times

For the same reason, the pandemic-era surge in e-commerce spending spurred record production of containerboard, which is used to make cardboard boxes.

From Slate