This CAFEC Abaca listing is the four-cup variant in Süssmund's catalogue, supplied as one hundred white papers described as oxygen bleached. Its text shares the material explanation of the one-cup version, but the different size label identifies a separate filter choice rather than permission to use either paper in every dripper.
Abaca fiber is marketed as part of the paper's structure and sourcing story. The retailer also claims favorable flow characteristics, yet a faster paper can require a recipe adjustment rather than produce an automatically better cup. Dose, grind, pouring and the filter's contact with the dripper work together. Record those conditions if comparing the larger paper with a previous brand.
Before ordering, match the actual cone dimensions and size recommendation for your brewer. Four-cup terminology is not a universal beverage volume, and a paper pack does not include the dripper unless explicitly stated. Check local disposal rules rather than infer compostability solely from the bleaching method. This product profile preserves the source's pack count without inventing paper thickness, laboratory extraction measurements or a firsthand taste comparison.
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