Domains targeting keyword market pulp

Market leader in water treatment and chemical distribution in Australia and New Zealand, with a growing presence in Asia and Latin America. Ixom supplies general chemicals across a diverse range of markets: agriculture, building and construction, food and beverage, pharmaceutical and personal care, plastics, pulp and paper and water treatment industries

Manufacturing sustainable forest product solutions, including composite panels, premium plywood, millwork, lumber, and wood pulp for the North American market

Paperonweb is the ultimate resource for the pulp and paper professional

PAMA offers modern, intelligent solutions and efficient systems for the production of paper at world market standards. Find out more about our solutions for the paper industry in technology partnership with the client!

Metsä Board is a leading European producer of folding boxboards and white linerboards made from fresh fibres, and a market pulp supplier.

The website for the pulp and paper industry: all the latest news about paper market and technology, featuring exhaustive directories of producers, suppliers, associations, magazines and events of the industry.

We rank among the largest producers of market pulp in central and eastern Europe, trade pulp and paper globally with focus on the CEE region

Pulp Mill Trading is an UK based trading company specializing in pulp,kraftliner board and MG paper sales. With more than 15 years experience in the challenging pulp and paper market, the company prides itself with a broad range of international clients.

Pulp Mill Trading is an UK based trading company specializing in pulp,kraftliner board and MG paper sales. With more than 15 years experience in the challenging pulp and paper market, the company prides itself with a broad range of international clients.

BRIGIT aims to develop a cost-competitive and environmentally friendly continuous process to produce biopolymers (polyhydroxybutyrate, PHB, and succinate-based biopolyesters, PBS-Poly-Butylene-Succinate) from waste-derived lignocelullosic sugar feedstock liquor of wood sulphite pulping process based on “in-situ” fermentation process and new fermentation culture technology without alteration of the quality of current lignosulphonates (they have a high market demand as additive). Other non-wood plant waste, used nowadays in the pulp production, will be also considered as alternative sugar source in this project.