boxboard definition

boxboard means cereal, shoe, tissue, detergent, cracker, cookie, baking product and frozen food boxes, toilet paper rolls and paper towel rolls or other similar items, with plastics removed.
boxboard means thick paper packaging without a corrugated core;
boxboard means non-corrugated cardboard packaging such as cereal and shoeboxes and any similar rigid paper packaging with the metal or plastic portion or both removed;

More Definitions of boxboard

boxboard means a lightweight paperboard used in making packaging boxes or cartons such as for cereals or shoes;
boxboard means cereal, shoe, tissue, cracker, cookie, baking product and frozen food
boxboard means non-corrugated cardboard;
boxboard means a lightweight paperboard made from a variety of recovered fibers having sufficient folding properties and thickness to be used to manufacture folding or set- up boxes such as cereal boxes and shoe boxes. As used in this section, “Boxboard” does not include paperboard that has been treated with a wax or laminate coating nor any removable plastic liners.
boxboard means cardboard containers constructed in a non- fluted manner; i.e., cereal and shoeboxes. Expressly excluded is treated boxboard which includes pop and beer package containers.
boxboard means single layer paperboard packaging such as cereal and shoe boxes.
boxboard means non-corrugated cardboard packaging such as cereal and shoe boxes, and any similar rigid paper packaging with the metal and/or plastic portion removed.