title = "Paper and Substrate Selection for Regional Production"

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Paper selection affects print quality, runnability, and cost. Lake Victoria Print
Works must balance technical requirements with regional availability and logistics.

**Paper Grades:** Offset papers include coated (matte, silk, gloss) and uncoated.
Coated papers produce sharper images and richer color; uncoated suits text-heavy
and more tactile applications. Board grades serve packaging and cover work.

**Basis Weight and Grammage:** Specify in g/m² (grammage) for regional alignment.
Common weights: 80 g/m² for text, 100–128 g/m² for brochures, 200–350 g/m² for
covers. Ensure adequate stock for the job including spoilage allowance.

**Regional Availability:** East African markets may have limited local paper
production. Imported stocks have longer lead times and currency implications.
Maintain relationships with reliable suppliers; plan inventory for peak seasons
(e.g., school year, election periods).

**Storage and Conditioning:** Paper absorbs moisture. Store in dry, stable
conditions. Acclimate paper to press room before running to minimize curl,
stretch, and register issues. Protect from direct sunlight and excessive humidity.

**Sustainability:** Consider recycled and certified papers when specified by
customers or required by tenders. Document chain of custody when certifications
are requested.
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