Biomaterials in Pulp & Paper | Sustainable Innovations – Paper Advance

Adsorbi has launched its first pilot plant in Gothenburg, Sweden...

CelluloTech has successfully closed a seed funding round to advance the industrial rollout of its patented, solvent-free cellulose treatment.

Stora Enso has announced the launch of UKP Nova E, a newly developed grade of Unbleached Kraft Pulp (UKP) ...

Ence has announced the launch of a new line of molded cellulose packaging ...

Just one year after forming a strategic partnership, Stora Enso and Altris have unveiled a significant milestone ...

Södra has officially launched construction of a groundbreaking kraft lignin facility at its Mönsterås site, ...

Södra is expanding its portfolio of forest-based innovations with the industrial production of tannin at its Värö facility in Sweden.

Ahlstrom has announced significant enhancements to its patented lignin-based filtration media, Ahlstrom ECO™.

Adsorbi has raised €1 million in funding to construct a pilot plant in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Governor Janet Mills announced a $22 million federal grant to bolster Maine's Forest Bioproducts Advanced Manufacturing Tech Hub.

Suzano receives groundbreaking international certifications for its kraft lignin and microfibrillated cellulose (MFC)

Metsä Fibre is advancing its research with a new lignin product developed at its Äänekoski demo plant.

Sonichem, a clean-tech startup based in Scotland, is pioneering the use of forestry byproducts like sawdust and woodchips to produce eco-friendly alternatives to petrochemical-based chemicals.

Rayonier Advanced Materials Inc has raised €67 million in green financing to advance its strategic investments in biomaterials.

In a pioneering step towards sustainable materials production, ESKA and Paques Biomaterials have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to construct the world’s first full-scale plant for producing polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) from paper process water.

Swedish startup Adsorbi has unveiled its latest innovation: a cellulose-based air freshener designed to effectively eliminate household odors and air pollutants.

Stora Enso has entered into a strategic partnership with Södra, Sweden’s largest forest owner association, to accelerate the development of lignin as a sustainable, bio-based raw material.

In a groundbreaking collaboration, the University of British Columbia's Bioproducts Institute (BPI) has partnered with tech giant Apple to produce a comprehensive white paper on the future of sustainable materials.

The two companies will exhibit together at DKT 2024 in Nürnberg from 1-4 July 2024

The construction industry is under increasing pressure to adopt sustainable practices. Stora Enso, a leading renewable materials company, is making a significant contribution with NeoLigno®, a bio-based binder for insulation materials.

Cellulose nanocrystals have several useful properties, including high mechanical strength and purity, high crystallinity, biodegradability, and compatibility with a wide range of materials and matrices.