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Nefab has introduced an expanded version of its EdgePak Collar, a fibre-based alternative to wooden pallet collars designed for one-way shipments.
Billerud has expanded its CrownBoard portfolio with the launch of two new recyclable cartonboard grades ...
Ahlstrom has unveiled an expanded range of sustainable release and label papers for pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) applications, ...
UPM Specialty Papers and Royal Vaassen have joined forces to develop new recyclable, fibre-based barrier paper solutions ...
Sappi Europe is broadening its recyclable packaging portfolio with the launch of two new high-barrier papers, Guard Pro OHS and Guard Pro OMH.
Graphic Packaging has expanded its PaperSeal® portfolio with the launch of PaperSeal® Pressed, ...
Cascades has officially launched Cascades Fluff® Excellence, a new premium bathroom tissue ...
Seaman Paper has announced the launch of SatinWrap® Floral, a premium extension of its popular SatinWrap® product line ...
DS Smith Hellas has partnered with Greek clothing manufacturer Minerva S.A. to launch DS Smith Tape Back, ...
A new study from the UMaine Forest Bioproducts Research Institute (FBRI) has identified a sustainable method ...
Mike Ryan, a chemical engineer and consultant, shares his insights on the critical role of green liquor dregs in bleach plant performance.
Learn about testing cellulose nanocrystal biodegradability under aerobic, anaerobic, and marine conditions.
Discover how cellulose nanocrystals significantly improve the precision and structural integrity of 3D bioprinted constructs for regenerative medicine ...
Kraft pulping is characterized by an extensive degradation of the wood chemical components and ...
RISE Research Institutes of Sweden has launched a transportable carbon capture pilot plant, ...
Researchers at TU Graz have developed an innovative process to convert textile waste into high-quality packaging paper.
Imagine wearing clothes that adapt to your body temperature, keeping you comfortable in any weather.
Existing pulp mills have great potential to deliver more products through the integration of biorefinery concepts, and thus become an important part of the future bio-based economy.