The Silphie plant, which originates from North America, has already been cultivated in Germany for several years for bioenergy production. The fibres can now be separated and ideally used in combination with conventional wood pulp for paper production. The remaining plant components are still used in the form of a fermentation substrate in the biogas plant to generate energy. The production of Silphie paper therefore enables additional added value<\/strong>. Regional cultivation means less CO2<\/sub> are emitted than when importing wood pulp, for example from South America.<\/p> For paper production, the silphie fibres are prepared using a biothermal process. The individual fibres are then mixed with wood pulp. Dewatering the mixture produces a uniformly woven fleece<\/strong>. The paper currently consists of at least 35 per cent Silphie fibres, and in future this figure is set to rise to 50 per cent. Like conventional paper, labels made from Silphie paper can also be recycled in the regular waste paper cycle.<\/p>\n Label Schiller<\/a> is one of the first companies in Germany to offer its customers labels made from this sustainable paper. Individual fibres from the Silphie plant are recognisable in the structure of the material - this gives the labels a natural look and special feel<\/strong>. The labels can be printed untreated or embossed to give them an elegant yet natural appearance. Silphie labels can be used in dry and non-humid environments.<\/p>\n \u201eWe are delighted to be the first print shop to offer labels made from Silphie paper - a highly sustainable product \u201aMade in Germany\u2018. The Silphie fibres are produced near Lake Constance and are used on behalf of the OutNature GmbH<\/a> processed into Silphie paper. The Herma GmbH<\/a> produces the adhesive material for further label production. Etiket Schiller advises interested customers on the new paper and takes care of printing and finishing the labels. This local proximity of all partners involved shortens transport routes and thus reduces CO2<\/sub>-emissions further.\u201c Susanne Daiber<\/strong>, Managing Director at Etiket Schiller<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Another advantage of using Silphie fibres: the plant, also known as Danube Silphie, is a perennial crop<\/strong>. This means that the plant overwinters after the autumn harvest and sprouts again the following year. The lifespan of the Silphie plant is around 15 to 20 years.<\/p>\n And nature also benefits from the cultivation of Danube silphia in several ways: in contrast to energy maize, the cultivation of the silphia plant requires few to no pesticides<\/strong> and protects against erosion by constantly covering the soil. The plant also independently builds up humus in the soil of the cultivation area and binds carbon. 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Dispose of silphie paper labels via the waste paper cycle<\/h2>\n
Sustainability made in Germany<\/strong><\/h2>\n
Many advantages for the environment<\/strong><\/h2>\n