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Manufacturing paper is one thing, but there's more to tell us about us. For example, what products our customers create, innovations and how we work with sustainability. Here you will find some selected stories about Nordic Paper.

Can algae’s ability to bind carbon dioxide contribute to a more circular future?

Ekoligens Makes Premium Hangers from Kraft Paper

Electric Truck Transports Pulp Between Bäckhammar and Åmotfors

The Swedish National Baking Team chooses Nordic Paper

The Swedish National Baking Team prefers to bake using paper from Nordic Paper. But which paper works best for which purpose? That’s what the team set out to discover.

Massive delivery for the new wood room in Bäckhammar: "Unique in Europe"

Unique research will improve efficiency in paper production and save energy

The challenge: to remove more water faster from paper that is designed to be dense and impermeable. This could describe the essence of Björn Öman’s doctoral thesis, carried out at the request of Nordic Paper in Säffle.

The paper bag that survived nine international mail deliveries

In October 2023, "The Cross-Atlantic ePack Experiment" was launched. The experiment aimed to test the durability of an e-commerce bag made of kraft paper by sending it back and forth between different countries via international mail.

Fernandipac: “Baking paper can replace plastic in food packaging”

Why does there have to be plastic touching the food?
This question asked by Carl-Henrik Fernandi is all about how plastic and aluminium in food packaging can be replaced by other materials.
– Nordic Paper was recommended to me by chance – and it turned out to be just the thing, he says.

Kanelbullar på Nordic Papers naturliga bakplåtspapper.

Baking paper that withstands repeated use

Our natural greaseproof paper contains no added fluorochemicals (PFAS). The paper is recyclable and is also biodegradable, which means that it can be composted. What many people do not realise is that it can also be used multiple times.

Flygbild över Nordic Papers bruk i Säffle.

Substantial reduction in oil consumption

At Nordic Paper’s plant in Säffle there has been a real reduction in oil consumption by a full 70 percent in only one year. While there have been technical improvements to the boiler that supplies the paper machinery with steam, the engagement of the operators in reducing the climate footprint – which at the same time reduces costs – has been a more significant factor.