Life cycle of paper Pyrene
4/ Use
Especially thin (18 g/m²)
papers of the range Pyrene fulfil all applications
where thick paper is not necessary. They can
replace other solutions that run on material
and energy. Where surface area is large the range
pyrene makes it possible to save material.
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5/ End of life cycle
At the end of life cycle papers Pyrene are 100% recyclable
and 100% biodegradable. They have a restricted impact
on environment
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1/ Raw material
• Paper pulp used for Pyrene is virgin pulp, longer than recycled fibres
to obtain a thin paper of high quality. It comes from durably managed forests
in Scandinavia, Finland and Russia.
From Finland paper pulp is carried by ship then
on lorry to production site PLM.
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Choice of whitening process. That is the reason
why selected paper pulp is of ECF quality (Elementary
Chlorine Free), that is to say oxygen-based whitening
process, hydrogen peroxide and chlorine dioxide
instead of elementary chlorine.
2/ Production
• Production of papers Pyrene is especially sparing with resources and
not very polluting. Waste for production of papers is 80% under our allowed values.
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Suppliers of the firm are also selected for their
environmental commitment: most of them have set
up Environmental Management Systems (EMS) and
are ISO 14001 certified.
3/ Transport
Papers Pyrene are carried from production site
to customers on lorry. Their small grammage enables
to optimize volume and masses carried.
Sending process guarantees an optimization of lorries
shipment.
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