Water is under pressure. Climate change, aging infrastructure, and rising demand are reshaping how we manage this vital resource. Yet public perception often lags behind expert data – creating a gap that hinders action. The Kemira Water Index 2025 bridges that gap, combining expert insights with global sentiment to reveal how resilient our water systems really are. Explore the Index and see where action is needed most.
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.
As paper and board makers continue to use more recycled fibers, they will increasingly need stickies control to ensure machine cleanliness and runnability. A new family of quick inversion polymers are shown to be highly effective at removing sticky contaminants.
What will the future of water management look like? Download the “Water management 2040 – future scenarios” report to find out what kinds of different scenarios our expert panel was able to envision.
There’s no doubt water is vitally important. Yet, most people don’t think about it much. Or do they? Watch our on-demand webinar to learn what our public survey revealed about sentiments related to this precious resource.
In Europe, summer 2020 was more than extraordinary in many ways. But at least the Spanish weather was gentle this summer. It may have even lured a few too many Europeans to Spain’s world-famous coasts despite the ongoing public health crisis.
Most people in the US have access to clean, safe drinking water at home. But only 60%% of Americans trust the water that comes from their taps, according to a recent survey commissioned by Kemira. That means that more than one in every three American feels unsure about drinking their tap water.
How will food consumption and food packaging look like in 2030? Our future scenario survey provides four plausible alternatives for the future and paints pictures of consumer attitudes and behavior, packaging trends, recycling, and regulation in ten years’ time.
Wet strength resins are critical for achieving the desired quality targets in most tissue grades. Many tissue producers are looking for ways to reduce wet strength resin consumption due to cost and regulatory pressure. This whitepaper presents cost-saving and sustainable technologies for efficient wet strength tissue production.
A two-day outbreak of bacterial spores on a board machine can lead to the loss of thousands of tons of finished food packaging board, at a cost approaching millions of euros.
