Import Flavored Rolling Papers — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in France

Soupin Jean Stephane supplies flavored rolling papers manufactured in France using natural wood pulp and plant-based gums. The papers are designed for even combustion and minimal ash residue, with flavors infused during the coating process using food-grade aromatic compounds. Each sheet is engineered to burn cleanly without altering the flavor profile of the contents, making them suitable for premium tobacco and herbal blends.

The base paper is 100% natural fiber, typically 30 to 34 gsm, with a thickness of 0.03 to 0.04 mm. Flavors are applied via aqueous coating, not solvent-based, ensuring no residual chemicals. Standard widths are 44mm or 48mm, with lengths of 70mm or 80mm. The gum line is made from arabic gum or carboxymethyl cellulose, both food-safe and non-toxic. The papers are designed to burn at a rate of 12 to 15 mm per minute under standard conditions.

These papers are purchased by cannabis retail brands, tobacco distributors, and lifestyle product importers targeting adult consumers in Europe and North America. Buyers typically order in cartons of 100 to 500 packs, with each pack containing 50 sheets. Packaging is in sealed foil-lined boxes with child-resistant features. Trade terms are usually EXW or FOB Le Havre, with lead times of 14 to 21 days after order confirmation.

Soupin Jean Stephane is a French supplier based in the Pays de la Loire region, specializing in artisanal rolling papers with flavor infusions. The company does not operate a manufacturing facility and sources papers from certified European paper mills. Its profile confirms active export activity but provides no details on production volume, certifications, or lab testing capabilities. The supplier is classified as imported, indicating it does not produce the goods itself.

There is no public information on factory audits, quality control protocols, or compliance with ISO 216 or EN 14001. The supplier does not claim organic certification, non-GMO status, or tobacco industry compliance. Buyers should request batch-specific test reports for heavy metals, residual solvents, and flavoring agent concentrations. No certifications are displayed on the supplier’s profile.