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Books printed on yellowish recycled paper make for easier reading than those printed on brand new, bright white paper, according to CP Stationery Sdn Bhd managing director Tan Kheng Beng.
Scientific research has shown that for some people, reading text on freshly made paper causes discomfort or difficulty because certain light wavelengths and colours can cause the brain to distort the information it receives.
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