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Sugarcane Bagasse Paper Saves Raw Materials And Is Aesthetically Pleasing

Sugarcane paper is the successful docking of sugarcane and environmental protection, the production of high-grade household paper with bagasse will definitely become a low-carbon scenery of the industry. Sugarcane paper can be recycled not only as a raw material for paper making, but also into su... Read More

The China (Guangxi) Pilot Free Trade Zone was Inaugurated on August 30, 2019.

The China (Guangxi) Pilot Free Trade Zone was inaugurated on August 30, 2019. Over the past three years, the Guangxi Pilot Free Trade Zone has led the way in opening up and institutional innovation, actively paved the way for differentiation and innovative development, played a new role in servin... Read More

New European Paper Cup Recycling Program, The Cup Collective

In an attempt to meet EU paper and board recycling targets, global packaging paper manufacturer Hatamaki, in collaboration with Stora Enso, announced on September 14 the launch of a new European paper cup recycling program, The Cup Collective. The program is the first large-scale paper cup recycl... Read More

15th China Paper Industry Development Conference

On September 15, at the 15th China Paper Industry Development Conference hosted by the China Paper Industry Development Conference of the Chinese National Federation of Industry and Commerce (CPICC), Shu Zhan Eucalyptus, one of the world’s largest hardwood pulp manufacturers, along with lea... Read More

Sugarcane Pulp Rally Continues

Into the second quarter, the overall trend of the non-wood pulp market is firm, prices show an oscillating upward trend, including bamboo pulp and reed pulp in the order to follow up, production and sales tend to stabilize, the implementation of the enterprise more orders, prices stopped rising a... Read More

What is Sugarcane Paper?

Sugarcane paper is an environmentally friendly and non-polluting product that has several advantages over wood pulp paper. Bagasse is usually processed from sugarcane into sugar and then incinerated, which adds to environmental pollution. Instead of processing and burning bagasse, it can be turne... Read More