Wrapping or Packaging paper is a type of paper specifically designed for the production of packaging, used across various industries including food, construction, and consumer goods. This paper are characterized by high durability and functionality, while being designed to be as sustainable as possible.
The process of manufacturing packaging paper involves:
- Wood processing: Wood is chopped into chips, from which pulp is made.
- Pulp production: This pulp is then processed into paper, using chemical and mechanical processes.
- Paper creation: After the chemical treatment and purification of the pulp, it is formed into paper. This paper is used for various packaging solutions, including kraft paper or specialized cardboard packaging.
Members of the ZCPP focus on innovations in sustainable packaging solutions and minimizing the negative environmental impact.
Bukóza Holding in Hencovce, eastern Slovakia, specializes in the production of cellulose and paper, and after recent investments, they plan to double their production capacity.
Mondi SCP in Ružomberok is one of the largest producers of packaging paper and cellulose in Central Europe. This plant produces various types of paper, including wrapping paper and cartons.
SHP Harmanec is another traditional paper producer in Slovakia, specializing in hygienic papers, but also involved in the production of packaging paper. The plant places great emphasis on environmentally friendly raw material processing and recycling.
