Made from natural ingredients, like potato starch, sunflower oil and water, our sheets are light, neutral in taste and designed for decorating professionals. They are the trusted standard behind countless creative applications worldwide: from personalised edible prints to delicate cake decorations.
Why choose Primus Wafer Paper sheets?
Consistent quality: sheet after sheet
Production friendly, easy to store and handle
Available in almost every size, color and flavor
Global shipping
Market leader in edible paper
100+ years of experience
100% bio-based
Thanks to our innovative jet cooking production process, Primus Wafer Paper sheets offer an exceptionally smooth surface and reliable thickness. sheet after sheet. By carefully controlling the production process, we minimize air bubbles and irregularities, resulting in the highest quality sheets available. This improves print quality and ensures predictable performance in cutting, shaping and decorating applications.
Primus Wafer Paper sheets are the most used sheets for edible printing worldwide. Our high-quality sheets offer endless possibilities.
Wafer paper is more than a sheet. It’s a creative canvas. Get inspired by the latest trends, clever DIYs and techniques that show just how versatile wafer paper can be in cakes, desserts, drinks and decorative designs.
“It is much easier to work with Primus wafer than icing sheets for our printing department”
At Primus Wafer Paper, we offer both standard and custom wafer paper sheets. Our potato starch-based wafer paper sheets are available in almost every size, shape, color and flavor. Looking for detailed information?
Primus Wafer Paper is an innovative, Dutch manufacturer of high-quality wafer paper. Since 1916, Primus has established itself as the global market leader in edible paper. 100% biobased and produced in a circular way. With a wide variety of wafer paper products, Primus exports its goods to over 40 countries worldwide. Every year, one million kilograms of wafer paper roll out of the production facility in Oostzaan, the Netherlands.
