This KemTalks episode explores how recycled board mills can boost profitability and performance using next-generation dry strength chemistry. Gain practical insights on how to create stronger board with less fiber while improving machine runnability, reducing costs, and boosting productivity.

Big cities like Paris can get extremely hot during summer. When concrete structures heat up, summer in the city can get awfully exhausting, and citizens are craving for a swim. After 102 years, Paris has re-opened the Seine river for public swimming. Award-winning technology is a key enabler.

The Finnish forest industry group, Metsä Group, is developing a new wood-based textile fiber called Kuura™. Kemira is collaborating with them as the main chemistry partner, enabling process feasibility and safety across the entire water-based process, as well as scale up of the fiber production.

The wastewater treatment plant in the city of Hamburg opted for a renewable, biomass-balanced polymer, as an additional step toward smore sustainable operations.

Discover how innovative and effective effluent recycling techniques help pulp and paper mills ensure sustainable and compliant water management by reducing freshwater consumption, wastewater discharge, and operational cost.

How much are unpredictable raw water conditions costing your operations in chemical overuse and production inefficiencies? Consistent raw water quality is critical for smoothly running pulp and paper processes, but achieving it cost-efficiently is a practical challenge.