Grade A vs AB wooden cutlery: what is the real difference in color and quality?
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- Jul 20,2024

Grade A and AB wooden cutlery differ mainly in color, not defect rate. Grade A is pure white with minimal mineral lines; Grade AB is off-white with more noticeable lines, making it the budget-friendly option. Pure white, high color consistency, small mineral lines. Off-white, more visible mineral lines, lower cost. Winter-cut wood is lighter and suits Grade A better. Not sure which grade fits your brand? Send us a mockup for a recommendation.Key points
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