Insights

Strength is the most important quality characteristic for packaging board. As the use of recycled fibers as raw material in packaging grades increases, many board producers are facing challenges in meeting the strength targets. Why?

Join our webinar on March 18 to hear some examples of how to enhance the circularity performance of your water treatment operations, backed by science.

With the help of Justin Shepherd's extensive application expertise and desire to learn, operators in the Permian Basin can rest assured that Kemira is fielding its best team to help them improve productivity and efficiency.

To be truly sustainable, utilities must consider their carbon footprint, impact on the environment and increasing access to underserved communities.

United Nations (UN) expects a 40% shortfall in freshwater by 2030. How can we expand access to water while protecting this limited resource?

Wastewater can be an issue when it comes to energy use and the environment. Treating wastewater takes a significant amount of energy but did you know that municipal wastewater also contains a lot of energy?

If you are aiming for cost-efficient production of high-quality recycled board, optimizing dry strength properties is crucial. In this webinar, our experts share their insights on optimizing strength in recycled fibers.

The Kakolanmäki wastewater treatment plant in Turku, Finland chose Kemira’s flocculant, Superfloc® XD, for its quality, value and secure supply.