I just came across mention of Hahnemuelhle Sugar Cane print paper, which is apparently made from a combination of 75% sugar cane (bagasse) fiber and 25% recycled cotton fiber. I wonder how well this stuff works? It sounds good – they claim that it is naturally white without optical brightening agents and that it is archival.
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