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Cellulosic fiber, a renewable and recyclable resource, is crucial for the circular economy. Our global chemistry expertise helps industries to fully harness its potential. With our complete pulp chemistry portfolio, strong fiber processing know-how, and digital services, we enable the production of strong, clean, and bright pulp for packaging, tissue, and other traditional and novel fiber applications. We help customers optimize pulp quality and environmental performance without jeopardizing efficiency or profitability.

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Gain insights into the future trends of the industry, learn about compliance and sustainability, and discover how chemistry enables functional and safe end-products.

new applications for cellulosic fiber

Perfect the Picture with chemistry

In a picture of tomorrow’s world, everyday items such as packaging and textiles are renewable and recyclable. To realize this picture of a more sustainable and circular future, a vital element is needed: chemistry.

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You can reach out to our experts or request Material Safety Data Sheets and Technical Data Sheets through forms on our website. You can find the forms from our product pages. Looking forward hearing from you!

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Kemira combines over 100 years of chemistry-application expertise with a complete portfolio of pulping, bleaching, and water treatment chemicals and dedicated digital services to ensure the efficiency, sustainability and profitability of your operations.

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Pile of bleached pulp.

Fiber production

Cellulosic fiber, a renewable and recyclable resource, is crucial for the circular economy. Our global chemistry expertise helps industries to fully harness its potential. With our complete pulp chemistry portfolio, strong fiber processing know-how, and digital services, we enable the production of strong, clean, and bright pulp for packaging, tissue, and other traditional and novel fiber applications. We help customers optimize pulp quality and environmental performance without jeopardizing efficiency or profitability.

You might be interested in

close up of fiber packages lined up
on-demand webinars

Webinars for pulp and paper

Gain insights into the future trends of the industry, learn about compliance and sustainability, and discover how chemistry enables functional and safe end-products.

new applications for cellulosic fiber

Perfect the Picture with chemistry

In a picture of tomorrow’s world, everyday items such as packaging and textiles are renewable and recyclable. To realize this picture of a more sustainable and circular future, a vital element is needed: chemistry.

Product information

Looking for documents?

You can reach out to our experts or request Material Safety Data Sheets and Technical Data Sheets through forms on our website. You can find the forms from our product pages. Looking forward hearing from you!

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