Results for tag: "Unbleached Sulfate Pulp"

Unbleached sulfate pulp is a type of pulp used in the production of paper and other products. It is made from wood chips that are cooked in a chemical solution to separate the fibers. The resulting pulp is then bleached to remove any remaining lignin and other impurities. Unbleached sulfate pulp is used in a variety of paper products, including newsprint, tissue, and packaging. It is also used in the production of non-paper products such as textiles, insulation, and animal bedding. Unbleached sulfate pulp is a cost-effective alternative to bleached pulp, as it requires fewer chemicals and less energy to produce. It is also more environmentally friendly, as it does not require the use of chlorine-based bleaching agents. As a result, it is becoming increasingly popular in the pulp and paper industry. Some companies in the unbleached sulfate pulp market include International Paper, Georgia-Pacific, Weyerhaeuser, and Domtar. Show Less Read more