Paper fibre-based cellulose foam: The sustainable alternative to polymer foams

Paper fibre foam, made from recycled paper and wood fibres, is poised to revolutionize the packaging industry. With similar shock-absorbing properties to polymer foams, but with 80% lower CO₂ emissions, this material promises a greener future. Why is paper fibre foam a sustainable alternative? Paper fibre foam is made from recycled paper and wood fibres. Compared to existing polymer foams made from fossil resources, paper fibre foam achieves an 80% reduction in CO₂ emissions. Paper fibre foam is recyclable in the regular paper and cardboard waste stream. Applications and benefits: Paper fibre foam, a product of Stora Enso, offers excellent shock-absorbing properties and is scratch-resistant, making it ideal for various applications: The paper fibre postal box is designed as a circular product made from paper fibre foam with cardboard and can be recycled back into the 'waste' paper stream. The Paper Fibre Postal Box made of foam is available in multiple sizes and optimally protects products against transport stresses. Paper fibre foam is easy to process. The contours of your product are seamlessly transferred to the foam. Paper fiber foam also protects your product and gives the packaging a luxurious appearance. By laminating paper fiber foam and cardboard, we can give the buffer specific properties, ensuring optimal protection for your product. Would you like more information about our paper fiber foam?