| Seafood Extracts Market Driven by Increasing Awareness of Healthy Food Consumption
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 Seafood extract are obtained from sea life animals such as fish, shellfish, crab, lobster etc. after processing them. Use of seafood in various industries such as pharmaceutical, cosmetic, food and paper industry is increasing which in turn is driving the growth of seafood extracts in global market. Seafood is considered as a healthy food for […]
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| Making xylitol and cellulose nanofibers from paper paste
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 The ecological bio-production of xylitol and cellulose nanofibers using modified yeast cells, from material produced by the paper industry has been achieved by a Japanese research team. This discovery could contribute to the development of a greener and more sustainable society. The findings were published on March 4, in Green Chemistry. The research was carried out by a group led by Assis
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| Global Lime Market To Report A CAGR Of 6.2% between 2016 and 2024 | TMR
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 Global Lime Market: Snapshot Lime is an important element in civil engineering and construction materials. In chemical industry, lime is used as chemical reagent in the production of various chemicals. It is extensively used in the metallurgical industry and in numerous other downstream manufacturing industries including glass, and paper and pulp among others. Increase in […]
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| Americans Are Literally Flushing Canada's Forests Down the Toilet
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 The United States is literally "flushing forests down the toilet," according to a recent report that outlined the negative effects of the toilet paper industry on Canada's boreal woods. The average American goes through about three rolls of toilet paper a week, and the nation as a whole consumes 20 percent of toilet tissue products worldwide—the highest rate on Earth. Much of this toilet and tissue paper is sourced from old-growth forests in Canada, and that can have negative implications for biodiversity, climate change, and Indigenous communities. "Industrial logging claims more than a million acres of boreal forest every year, equivalent to seven National Hockey League rinks each minute, in part to meet demand for tissue products in the United States," said the report, which was jointly authored by the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and the Stand.earth, two environmental nonprofits. An American preference for virgin softwood pulp, harvested from conifers such as spruce trees, is spotlighted ...
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| Yash Papers to invest Rs 150 cr on capacity expansion
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| Uttar Pradesh-based Yash Papers is investing around Rs 150 crore to double production capacity for the growth of its business, a senior company official has said. The company has a manufacturing plant in Ayodhya where it makes speciality paper and various paper products from sugarcane pulp. It also makes paper bags and tableware/containers. "We are expanding our capacity with a capex of around 150 crore. We will be doubling the production across our products range," said Ved Krishna, strategy head of Yash Papers. The capacity of pulp mill is 130 tonnes per day, while it makes 10 lakh pieces of tableware a day. The company is funding investment through internal accrual and banks for expansion, and is expected to be completed by March 2020. With people becoming aware of environment, Krishna said the demand of its products are rising as they are durable as well as eco-friendly. The company already has tie-ups with McDonald, KFC and many other food chains for supply of biodegradable paper
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| Pöyry to provide engineering services for Voith's paper machine in Mexico
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| Voith has designed XcelLine paper machine to offer special technical features that improve final paper quality and reduce power consumption. The new XcelLine paper machine, to be installed The post Pöyry to provide engineering services for Voith's paper machine in Mexico appeared first on Compelo Packaging - Latest industry news and analysis.
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| Sustainability alert: Sustana, Clearwater Paper debut NuVo recyclable paper cups
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| NuVo recyclable cups debut De Pere, Wisconsin-based Sustana Fiber, a producer of recycled fibers and paper products, has announced their post-consumer recycled fiber is a component of NuVo, a new brand of cup stock by Clearwater Paper, a pulp and paper product manufacturer based in Spokane, Washington. NuVo cups, which debuted this week at Sustainable Packaging Coalition's SPC Impact 2019 event in Seattle, Washington, contain up to 32 percent post-consumer recycled fiber. "This is an industry milestone that we are proud to be a part of," Sustana CEO and Chairman Fabian de Armas states in a ...
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