White liner paper is typically used as the top layer of corrugated board in printed packaging, including retail-ready boxes, shelf-ready displays, and consumer goods packaging that requires both visual appeal and strength.

White liner has a white printable surface, making it ideal for high-quality graphics and branding, whereas kraft liner is brown and more suited to industrial or plain packaging. Both serve as facing layers on corrugated board but have different end uses.

Yes, our white liner grades are FSC® certified, ensuring they meet international standards for responsible sourcing and sustainable production.

 • Grade A: Best print surface and performance
 • Grade B: Balanced printability and strength
 • Grade C: Economic choice with essential performance

Each grade is tailored to different packaging requirements and budget levels.

Yes. All DS Smith white liner paper grades (A, B, and C) are made from 100% recycled fibre, supporting our commitment to the circular economy and sustainable packaging solutions.

Common sectors include FMCG, retail, food and beverage, e-commerce, and any industry requiring branded, high-quality packaging with consistent supply and sustainable credentials.

Absolutely. DS Smith white liner is engineered for efficiency and performance, ensuring smooth running on high-speed converting lines without compromising print quality or board integrity.