
As part of its Eco-Vision concept, Pfleiderer Spezialpapiere in Teisnach is replacing wood pulp with regionally available, alternative fibres in its paper production.
With the innovative PT Eco-Fibre papers from Pfleiderer Fibre pulp from grass, wheat straw or silphia mixed with wood pulp used. The valuable use of crop waste and fibre materials, which are produced as residual materials in cascade use, makes ecological sense and opens up enormous potential for the future. Fibre resources for the European paper industry on short transport routes. In addition, significantly less energy, water and chemicals are required to pulp the fibres compared to wood pulp production.
Pfleiderer is a pioneer in the use of alternative fibres and acts as a competent and flexible development partner in this field. PT Eco-Fibre papers are available in basis weights between 40 and 115 gr/sqm and can be equipped with bio-based barriers against grease and water. They therefore provide the basis for sustainable solutions in food and floristry packaging as an alternative to plastic or composite packaging.
Pfleiderer speciality papers in Teisnach produces with 240 employees 35,000 tonnes of speciality paper per year on three paper machines for food packaging, technical and decorative applications for users all over the world.
Source: Pfleiderer
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