For Over 55 Years...

Over 55 years ago Patty Paper began converting large rolls of waxed paper into small squares used to separate meat patties. Today we offer a vast array of waxed, coated and printed papers converted for a variety of uses including separating meat, poultry, cheese, bakery and deli foods. Our complete line of quality converted papers include but are not limited to single or double patty paper interleave, picking paper, sheeted waxed paper, bulker or single or double roll stock paper as well as peach, green and black steak paper.

"Patty" packaging products is where we beat the competition because of our experience and variety. Our developed and engineered custom machines produce a large product mix making us the most proficient converter of patty paper. We will listen to your product requirements and use our expertise for an end product that is cost effective, attractive and technically superior. We will assist you in determining the best process, paper, wax or coating that will work for your application. We understand your need for a fast and efficient quote and delivery service. Many of our employees have 20 plus years of waxing and paper experience and they are here to assist in getting you the quickest response and quote possible. We hold ourselves to the highest quality standards and expect you to also. We ship nearly 18 million pounds of converted patty paper each year. Let us ship to you. We have been in business a long time and look forward to a long term relationship with you.

PPI's versatile range of paper has helped raise the food safety bar. The way PPI packages their product differentiates the company in the food safety area. Where most patty paper producers use string and cardboard to package their patty paper stacks. PPI provides a patented FDA approved individually wrapped paper packaging system. Individually fully wrapped packages keep each stack of interleaving paper clean and sanitary until it is used for interleaving along with the individual sheets being protected from environmentally introduced contamination.