In 50 years, it will still do the job

Our durable packaging material can be recycled up to 25 times, and still do an important job in society. They also play an essential role in the global loop of paper recycling, which requires long fiber to be constantly added in order to work. With the ability to be born again and again – first as strong packaging, later as egg cartons or tissue.

After six cycles the paper material can continue its journey, being recycled up to 25 times* into various everyday applications such as egg cartons and tissue. With an estimated shelf time of two years a single batch of our paper could potentially remain in use for about 50 years.

Our durable paper is an important element in the recycling loop. By choosing our paper, you are not just selecting a product; you are participating in a cycle of environmental responsibility.
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