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Verified Study Shows That Metsä Board Paperboard can Reduce Carbon Footprint of Food Packaging by Over 60%
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Verified Study Shows That Metsä Board Paperboard can Reduce Carbon Footprint of Food Packaging by Over 60%

According to a recent life cycle assessment conducted by Metsä Board, switching from white-lined chipboard (WLC) to Metsä Board’s folding boxboard can reduce the carbon footprint of food packaging by over 60%. The LCA study, which compared MetsäBoard Classic FBB to corresponding grades available in European markets, was verified by the IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute.

Verified Assessments Show Metsä Board Paperboards Can Reduce the Carbon Footprint of Beautycare Packaging by 50%
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Verified Assessments Show Metsä Board Paperboards Can Reduce the Carbon Footprint of Beautycare Packaging by 50%

According to a recent Metsä Board study, optimising the choice of paperboard can notably reduce the carbon footprint of packaging for beautycare and cosmetic brands. The assessments, conducted by Metsä Board and verified by the IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute, demonstrated the significant carbon footprint reductions achieved by switching to Metsä Board’s fresh fibre paperboard, compared to grades representative of European markets.

Klabin Conducts a Carbon Footprint Study for PineFluff Pulp
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Klabin Conducts a Carbon Footprint Study for PineFluff Pulp

Klabin has achieved significant results in a study on the amount of greenhouse gases (GHG) generated throughout the life cycle of its fluff pulp, compared to the same product manufactured in the United States. According to the results, PineFluff® has a carbon footprint that is 62% lower, and PineFluff eXcel® has a footprint that is 64% lower, compared to fluff pulp produced in the Southeastern United States and available at the Port of Savannah, Georgia.

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