Straw paper. White straw paper

The demand for cardboard packaging is gradually increasing.
Now our team knows how to produce cardboard without harming our planet, since straw supplies are endless. Paper and cardboard made in this way are of high quality and environmentally friendly. Within 5-10 years, in Russia this production method will be the main direction in the pulp and paper industry industry. No deforestation, no pollution of rivers with chemicals, all this will be a thing of the past!

Current state

Pre-investment stage. There is a site for the implementation of the project. Tests were carried out in 2017 innovative technology by our team on the basis of Karton-Yug LLC, Novocherkassk.

Market

The project plans to produce products using
consistently high demand not only in a particular region or federal district, but also in Russia in general. The company adequately evaluates its products in terms of
consumer qualities and prices for these products. The balance of these parameters ensures stable demand and successful competition. The planned price difference with competitors is at least 10-12%, and this is a significant indicator for wholesale buyers. The main contractors of the planned plant will be corrugated enterprises producing corrugated cardboard, enterprises producing roofing materials based on roofing cardboard.

Problem or Opportunity

Demand for corrugated packaging Russian market is influenced by
consumer market and industrial sectors. Increase
consumer spending due to growth in real disposable income
population, of course, has a positive effect on retail trade, while
increasing trade volumes require more and more packaging throughout the chain
supplies. Increase in retail trade volumes in the country over the past seven years
explains the rapid growth dynamics of corrugated packaging production by
in relation to production volumes of manufacturing products.
Introduction of restrictions on the import of agricultural products from Europe and
North America turned out to be beneficial for Russian food manufacturers
food, beverages and tobacco, which have benefited from reduced competition from
import side. Some local production was focused on
import substitution, which contributed to an increase in workload
industrial enterprises (mainly food industry companies) and the creation
additional domestic demand for corrugated packaging in 2018.

Solution (Product or Service)

The production plan involves the production of two main types of cardboard: packaging and roofing. Versatility of production is one of the advantages of this project. Recycled packaging cardboard for smooth layers of corrugated packaging is a raw material
the buyer of which is the manufacturer of packaging products. So
Thus, the Company, by launching a cardboard production project, enters the b2b sector,
understanding and taking into account all the features of working in this market.
The target sales figure for cardboard is 21,000 tons per year. These are very significant volumes, and even despite the gradual withdrawal of production to this volume, it is necessary to be prepared for competition.
Technical cardboard is a raw material for which consumers have two main
requirements:
 Price
 Consistency of quality corresponding to the price.
Price will be the main tool for promoting products.
Since the business idea of ​​cardboard production is based on the desire to minimize the cost of finished products, optimally using energy resources and secondary raw materials, the Company has the opportunity to enter the market at an unprecedentedly low price and at the same time maintain a relatively high sales margin.

Competitors

The project initiator company thoroughly analyzed the main trends in the cardboard consumer market. The basis of a possible summary as a result of this analysis could be the following statements:
1. Domestic cardboard consumer market in last years, despite the crisis, shows confident and significant growth.
2. The increase in demand for cardboard is due to an increase in demand from corrugated packaging manufacturers, and it is these enterprises that are potential partners of the project - buyers of finished products planned for production - cardboard for smooth layers of corrugated packaging.
3. The constant increase in the cost of secondary raw materials, namely waste paper, also indicates the presence of demand for cardboard and, in part, a certain shortage of waste cardboard.
4. Using only waste paper as a raw material for cardboard production can be a very risky decision, since the high share of waste paper in the cost price and its price can significantly affect the marginality of cardboard, its selling prices and the planned, very high and ambitious dynamics of achieving planned production and sales volumes.
Competitors:
Nicole-Pack, Novoulyanovsk, Ulyanovsk region. The factory is focused on the production of cardboard sleeves for winding rolled materials. The factory was put into operation in October 2011. The design capacity is 3,000 tons of products per year, with productivity increasing to 6,000 tons. The volume of production and sales of the factory is steadily growing: its territorial location has made it possible to expand the geography of sales and reduce the costs of our clients for transporting products.
"Nicole-Pak Mr. Nizhny Novgorod", Nizhny Novgorod Region
Founded on the basis of a cardboard and roofing felt plant, Nikol-Pak g.
Nizhny Novgorod" after the reconstruction of KDM, which began in December 2011, began production of box and sleeve cardboard in May 2012. Design production capacity −20,000 tons per year; in 2016 it was planned to increase the indicators to 24,000 tons of finished products per year.
Limited Liability Company "KARTONPRO", Nizhny
Novgorod. KartonPro LLC is engaged in wholesale supplies and comprehensive supply of paper products and packaging to enterprises in various fields of activity: printing, pharmaceutical, industrial, furniture, food, etc. The range of main products includes paper, cardboard,
corrugated cardboard, roofing felt. There are no competitors in the Tyumen Region (where the plant is planned to be located and operate).

Benefits or differentiators

The main material for producing cellulose is wood. For this purpose they are used coniferous trees. 30% of the volume of commercial wood production is spent on the production of cardboard packaging. The demand for this material is gradually increasing. Exhausted forest clearings will renew themselves in 50 years at best. When clearing, the forest boundary moves further and further from transport routes.
The destruction of forests causes irreparable harm to humanity. To produce 1 ton of cardboard, on average, 7 trees are processed. This is a terrifying statistic. However, there is an alternative production method, which has been actively popularized in the West since 2015 (for example, Actor Woody Harrelson, an ardent defender of forests in the USA and Canada, invested in organizing the production of office paper from straw). For this purpose, ordinary straw (cereal straw) is used. After the wheat harvest is harvested, a lot of straw remains in the fields; many agricultural enterprises completely dispose of it by burning it.
1.2 tons of straw is enough to produce one ton of paper;
for the production of cardboard 1.3 tons.
Our organization, having studied a huge amount of literature, in consultation with foreign technologists of this type of production, conducted closed trial tests in 2017, producing 1 ton of cardboard from straw on the basis of the Novocherkassk Cardboard Plant (Carton-Yug), the indicators are simply stunning (given that the cost straw cardboard will not exceed 6-6.5 thousand rubles per ton). Now we know how to produce cardboard without harming our planet, since the supply of straw is endless. Paper and cardboard made in this way are of high quality and environmentally friendly. We are confident that within 5-10 years, in Russia this production method will be the main direction in the pulp and paper industry. No deforestation, no pollution of rivers with chemicals, all this will be a thing of the past! This technology has not yet been used anywhere in Russia.

Finance

Planned monthly revenue 52,500,000 rubles
Planned gross profit per month 39,013,539 rubles
Planned net profit per month 27,250,000 rubles
Discount rate 10.00%
Payback period 8.6 months
Project profitability 22%
Net present income per year 327,000,000 rubles

Purpose of investment

Equipment for paper production (stock preparation, paper making machine, cutting machine)
44 000 000
Generator (with cogeneration system)
18 000 000
Circulating water purification system
12 000 000
Fire extinguishing system
2 000 000
Room ventilation systems with catalysts
1 200 000
Equipment for packaging finished products
380 000
Laboratory equipment for quality control of raw materials and products (QC)
600 000
Drilling a well and organizing water disposal
200 000
Purchase and installation of beam cranes in a production facility
450 000
Purchasing and setting up automated control systems
700 000
KamAZ truck tractor
2 800 000
Semitrailer
700 000
Forklift
800 000
Purchase of construction tools for installation work and production process
500 000
Other expenses of the investment stage (costs of obtaining permits, unforeseen expenses)
500 000
Total:
84 830 000
Also 8,170,000 rub. to replenish working capital.

Proposal to investor

We will announce the proposal for interested investors at a meeting during the negotiation process.

Risks

The equipment provided for by the project must, at the request of the Project Initiator, be capable of producing a wide range of cardboard at relatively high productivity: in a wide range of grammage (i.e. density and, accordingly, weight) using mass prepared from different raw materials. This unification allows us to significantly eliminate the risks associated with a drop in demand and prices for a particular type of cardboard. The possibility of using straw and sawdust together or as a replacement for waste paper is a step in the same direction: reducing the cost of cardboard and roofing felt. The successful implementation of this plan will reduce the risks associated with rising prices or shortages of raw materials for production.
Overall, future production looks balanced, the main cost items are taken into account, and the estimated cost of production allows us to be optimistic about the sales plan and planned revenue and gross profit.

The main material for paper production is wood. Coniferous trees are used for this. 10% of the volume of commercial wood production is spent on paper needs. The development of computer technology and the Internet reduces the need for it. But the need for such material is gradually increasing. Exhausted clearings will be renewed in 50 years. When clearing, the forest boundary moves further and further from transport routes.

The destruction of the forest will cause irreparable harm to humanity. There is an alternative production method. For this, ordinary straw is used. After the wheat harvest is harvested, there is a lot of it left in the fields.

Material consumption:

• to produce one ton of paper you need one and a half tons of straw;
• for making cardboard - two tons.

Sometimes a small amount of recycled paper is added during the production process. Nowadays, Woody Harrelson actively promotes the type of paper based on wheat straw.

Story

Actor Woody Harrelson founded a company that produces paper from wheat straw. It promotes the production and use of this environmentally friendly and high-quality type of paper made from wheat straw. Woody Harrelson believes that using straw to make paper can help protect the environment more effectively.

Woody Harrelson with a book on making paper from straw

Production

Reed technology - difficult process. First, straw is poured into the box. Straw cannot be used immediately; long stems will damage the processing.

First stage

First you need to grind the material. A special device is used, which is a rotating drum. The straw is fed into the pipe, where it is sucked in. After processing, the straw becomes suitable for further processing. 1300 kilograms will be processed into 1 ton of paper. Loading occurs approximately every 15 or 20 minutes. The chopped straw will need to be transferred to the digester where further stages of the process will be carried out.

Cooking processing

The crushed material is transferred to vats containing alkali - caustic soda.

1. To prepare high-quality paper, it is necessary to soak the straw well with the specified solution. This is done by boiling it. The ability to easily absorb and release moisture plays a significant role. This eliminates the use of powerful presses and intensive cooking processes.
2. The processed material is drained through holes that are prepared near the end of the cooking hose. The straw at this stage is saturated with moisture and alkali to a degree of 20 - 25 percent.
3. It is fed into the next cooking chamber. In this case, the processing takes place using hot steam at a temperature of one hundred degrees.

The operator monitors the filling of the tank. For this purpose, there are holes in the tank shell, and various sensors are installed here that allow the operator to quickly respond to the degree of loading of the cooking chamber. There is a special unloading hose at the bottom. Through it, the finished mass is unloaded from the container.

Flushing

The mass of processed straw enters the pulper.

1. It is saturated with liquid to a concentration of three percent. In this chamber, the material is washed and prepared for further processing stages.
2. The washed and diluted solution is pumped into a buffer pool, which is considered as an intermediate tank. It is specially equipped to ensure constant mixing and prevent possible compaction of the top layer of the solution.

To do this, there is an elevation in the center of the pool, and mixing is carried out using special fans.

The last stage of preparation

The next step is to grind the material.

1. The device to which the mixture is fed is a primary grinding mill. The material is further de-fibered and crushed.
2. At this stage, the pre-treatment ends and, after drying, it is sent directly to the paper mill. There it is mixed with a small proportion of waste paper and used directly in the paper making process.

Paper making

After final grinding and dilution with water, the solution is sent to the paper machine table, where vibrating meshes are located. There, using vacuum boxes, excess moisture is sucked out and the still wet sheets are cut to the required size. Presses bring the mixture to a fifty percent state, after drying machines The final drying of the paper is carried out. The moisture content of sheets of paper does not exceed ten percent.

Conclusion

The straw reserves are huge. Paper and cardboard made in this way are of high quality and environmentally friendly. They can be produced not only from straw, but also based on similar materials:

• reed;
• reeds;
• cattail.

Woody Harrelson - famous actor, who has appeared in film and television in a variety of roles, ranging from bartender Woody in the 1980s TV series Cheers to Haymitch Abernathy in last year's The Hunger Games. There were many more milestones along the way, including two Oscar nominations. He is also known as an ardent environmentalist, especially when it comes to North American forests. Leaving his role as a political activist in the past, he has now moved far beyond the protest format in favor of a project designed to shift public appetite for paper products from forested areas to a much less popular product: agricultural waste.

How relevant is this? Intact forests absorb nearly a fifth of the carbon dioxide produced by burning, according to Canopy, a company that promotes forest conservation. various types fuel. When we cut down trees, we not only reduce the size of one of the most efficient mechanisms for recycling carbon dioxide on the planet, but we also simultaneously release tens, if not hundreds, of years of stored carbon dioxide. IN on a global scale, 71% of the world's paper raw materials come from diverse forests. It is estimated that 63 thousand trees are required for one edition of the New York Times Sunday.

RP Siegel spoke with Woody ahead of a press conference announcing the U.S. launch of Step Forward paper from Prairie Pulp & Paper, which Woody co-founded. This paper is made from 80% wheat straw instead of regular wood pulp and thus has the lowest environmental impact. environment of all those on the market. Starting today, Step Forward paper will be sold at Staples. Jeff Golfman, President of Prairie Pulp & Paper, also took part in the conversation.

TriplePundit: What inspired you to take on this project?

Woody Harrelson: I've been worried about forests for a long time. For example, in 1996, I participated in demonstrations on the Golden Gate Bridge against the logging of redwood trees in Northern California (Woody was arrested at this demonstration), and even earlier, in 1992, I participated in protests against the transfer of 6 million acres of virgin forests in Montana for logging. This hurt me very much. I contacted my friends at Greenpeace and we started working on how this could be stopped. But in the process of this, I realized that even when it is possible to save this or that forest from deforestation, they begin to cut down somewhere else, well, like in the game “Whack a Mole” (an arcade game whose task is to hit moles with a hammer that randomly appear from minks). Therefore, we must look at how paper is produced. Of the three to six billion trees that are cut down worldwide each year, half are used to make paper. Thus, a change in the approach to paper production would greatly change this picture. This is exactly what we have achieved. We now have a paper made from 80% wheat straw, and it is better than any other paper available today in terms of sustainability. And now, for the first time, such paper will be available in the United States, at Staples stores.

TriplePundit: Do you plan to increase production volumes as demand grows?

Woody Harrelson: Yeah, we're thinking about growing it organically. The volume of this industry is huge, global demand is 400 million tons per year, and this number will double in the next fifteen years. Thus, the load on forests is simply monstrous. Our plans are to launch the first North America paper mill that does not use wood pulp within the next 3-5 years. This will be an eco-factory outside the system, all paper will be 100% from non-wood raw materials, completely from agricultural waste - from what remains from farms. The price will be comparable to the price of regular paper or even lower. Then the revolution in this area will move to a qualitatively new level.

TriplePundit: What about other paper products, like newspapers, napkins, etc.?

Woody Harrelson: We'll definitely get there, but right now we're focusing on office paper.

Jeff Golfman: I would like to add that the boxes that our paper is packaged in are also made from agricultural waste. So, sooner or later, we will start promoting many other types of paper products.

TriplePundit: Where does your paper come from now?

Woody Harrelson: We're making it in India. Jeff was able to find a mill that could produce chlorine-free paper from agricultural raw materials that met our requirements. We're fine with that until we turn around own production Here.

TriplePundit: Setting up a factory like this will move your production offshore, which means it will significantly increase your environmental footprint.

Jeff Golfman: On our website, anyone can find a report on the life cycle analysis of all the company's processes that we ordered. Even with our overseas sourcing, our overall greenhouse gas emissions and footprint are lower than all other North American paper manufacturers today. Once we commercialize wood-free paper using renewable energy here in North America, we will set new standards for sustainability in paper products.

TriplePundit: So over time you'll go from 80% non-wood in your paper to 100%?

Woody Harrelson: Yes, we've already produced some pilot samples of 100% wood-free paper. I remember what really struck me were the faces of the factory workers. They realized that they were part of a turning point in history. These people have dedicated years of their lives to working in their industry. But the sight of rolls of paper coming out of the press that contain absolutely no wood should excite anyone.

TriplePundit: So what's holding you back from moving to 100% wood-free paper?

Jeff Golfman: It took us about 14 years of research to get the first pieces of paper to market, so getting to 100% will take a few more months and several million dollars in R&D.

TriplePundit: Looking to the future, I imagine more people will use their smartphones and tablets rather than print anything. More and more people will be involved in waste recycling. And today we are going to produce paper that does not contain wood. Do you think we will reach the moment when forests will not be influenced by humans at all?

Woody Harrelson: Today, the demand for paper just continues to grow, regardless of the Internet or anything else. And although people expected that they would get rid of paper in their offices, statistics stubbornly say the opposite.

But given all the changes happening in the industry, I am optimistic about the future. As Ramez Naam aptly points out in The Infinite Resource, such forecasts consistently miss the impact of innovation. And I believe the innovation that will be unveiled today will do just that - change the current situation regarding forests and our way of life.

Prairie Pulp & Paper provided me with samples of Step Forward paper, which I tested for print quality on both color and black and white laser printers, with excellent results in both cases. Plus, typing was much more enjoyable knowing that I was saving trees.

About the Author: Mr. Siegel is a professional engineer, inventor, consultant and author. He co-authored the environmental thriller Vapor Trails, the first in a series of books exploring the impact of human factors in various areas of sustainable development, including energy, food and water resources. The book is written in a fascinating and somewhat hooligan style and is now being adapted

Office paper It may be made from wood or be the result of recycling already used paper, but when it comes to large-scale production, wood is still used to make it.

In an effort to save tens of millions of trees from this fate, the company "Nature"s Paper» offers an alternative that uses leftover wheat straw.

When wheat is harvested, typically only the grain is used, which becomes the raw material for products such as flour and grains. Remains from the bevel, namely wheat straw, are usually left in fields to decompose or fed to livestock.

Company "Nature's Paper" collects the remains of straw and converts them into paper pulp. At the same time, the straw is also used to produce organic biofuel, which helps the company heat water in production.

The bleaching process uses chlorine and sodium salts. The company currently produces office paper in A4 and A3 formats. Its quality is no different from paper made from wood.

This is an ideal business for district and regional scales.

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Comments (8)

A. SHMAKOVA
Rice. L. TEPLOVA

With the first spring flood and until the end of navigation, hundreds of thousands and millions of trees, cut down in forests and tied into rafts, are melted along large and small rivers. A considerable part of them is sent to paper mills and pulp and paper mills. The so-called balance is delivered here by rivers and railways - straight, without knots, slender spruce trees of a certain thickness and length.

Currently, the raw material for the pulp and paper industry is mainly coniferous wood. 10% of industrial wood harvested by the USSR Ministry of Forestry Industry is processed into pulp, paper and cardboard.

Every year more and more paper is produced. And yet we miss her. Who hasn't felt frustrated when a quickly sold out favorite magazine wasn't available at the newsstand? How nice it would be to always receive bread wrapped in thin paper at the bakery!

The demand for paper is increasing faster than the growth of spruce in the forests. Our country is very rich in forests: we have one third of all the world's green areas. But already now in the European part Soviet Union, where paper mills and pulp and paper mills are mainly concentrated, the annual consumption of wood exceeds the natural growth of the forest. And in the vast expanses of the south of the USSR there are no or almost no forests. Wood has to be brought here from afar. Paper, produced mainly in forest areas, also travels long distances by rail.

But in the same southern treeless expanses there are huge, annually reproducible reserves of raw materials suitable for the production of paper and cardboard.

In fact, is it really necessary to spend only wood on the production of paper, which is so necessary for construction and for other economic needs? In addition, cutting areas with timber reserves are gradually moving further and further from railways and waterways, which leads to higher prices for products. And cut down logging areas are renewed only after 50-100 years.

It has long been known that in China, which is not rich in forests, paper has been made for many centuries from rice straw, bamboo, reeds, and shrubs. Nowadays, for example, in France, not only coniferous wood, but also annual plants are used as raw materials for paper and cardboard.

The history of the Russian paper industry also knows examples of the use of such raw materials. In one of the chronological indexes of the most important Russian inventions and improvements in paper production, we find that back in 1714, straw was used as a raw material at the Bogoroditsky paper mill and the Krasnoselskaya paper mill. It is also known that in 1861, at the St. Petersburg Industrial Exhibition, samples of white paper and cardboard made from straw were presented. In 1870, the Nevskaya Factory organized a straw-cellulose plant, and two years later, paper was made from sedge at the Malinskaya Paper Factory. In those same years, the Odessa and Kherson factories successfully produced paper from the reeds that grew in abundance here. In the book depositories of old libraries you can find No. 107 of the Odessa Journal for 1872, printed on reed paper.

The reserves of non-timber raw materials in the Soviet Union are incalculable. The area occupied by various reeds is about 5 million hectares. In the south of Ukraine alone, in the floodplains of the Dnieper, Southern Bug, Dniester and Danube, the annual resources of reed, cattail and reed amount to more than 400 thousand tons, of which only 50-60 thousand tons are currently used for various economic purposes. Even greater resources of these plants in the Volga delta, where they reach 2 million tons, and in Kazakhstan -14 million tons.

It's time to put these resources to work for the pulp and paper industry. They will make it possible to obtain additional hundreds of thousands of tons of printed paper and cardboard.

Two tons of reed can be used to make a ton of cardboard. Consequently, hundreds of thousands of tons of cardboard can be produced annually from the reed beds of the Astrakhan region and Kazakhstan alone.

Cardboard is the most valuable material. It is widely used in industry, construction, and at home. There are about 100 types of cardboard. In many cases, it successfully replaces and even surpasses wooden packaging in its qualities. In national economic terms, this is not a trifle at all. Suffice it to say that in 1955, we produced about 650 million wooden boxes for packaging, for which approximately 16 million cubic meters were consumed. m of business forest. Even recycling this wood into cardboard would yield significantly more packaging materials. After all, only about 40 packaging boxes are made from one cubic meter of wood. And if this wood is turned into cardboard, then it will make 200 boxes of the same capacity, quite strong and lighter. It is even more profitable to obtain cardboard containers from reed and straw.

It's time to put an end to the unjustified waste of our forest resources.

The directives of the 20th Congress of the CPSU, providing for an increase in the production of printing paper by approximately 60%, newspaper by 51% and cardboard in the sixth five-year plan by 2.8 times, directly indicate the need to “build new pulp mills and cardboard factories based on the use of reeds.”

The paper industry has been slow and timid in pursuing new opportunities to increase paper and board output.

True, the Ministry of Paper and Woodworking Industry plans to build two factories in Ukraine for the production of bleached cellulose from reed and two cardboard mills: one in the Astrakhan region, the other in Kazakhstan. But this is a drop in the ocean. Apparently, the ministry's leaders prefer to follow the beaten path of using precious wood, not wanting to bother themselves with finding new ways to process cheaper materials. At the same time, many experts argue that the production of cellulose from reed and straw is technologically simpler, and its quality is no worse than from wood.

Production of paper and cardboard can be done in wide sizes unfold: in virgin areas - from straw; in the southern regions of Ukraine and the North Caucasus - from straw and reed vegetation; in rice-growing areas - from rice straw; in the middle and central zone - from straw, potato tops, flax and hemp fires, pine needles, bark and other plant waste.

To do this, it is not always necessary to build huge plants, such as Kamsky and Balakhninsky. Small pulp mills and pulp and cardboard mills will be fully supplied with local raw materials.

Reed, straw - a wide road to pulp, paper and cardboard mills!

MINISTER OF PAPER AND WOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRY COM. F. D. VARAKSIN

WE KNOW THE GREAT CHALLENGES THAT ARE IN GETTING AVAILABLE FROM THE VALUABLE WOOD REQUIRED FOR THE PRODUCTION OF PAPER AND CARDBOARD. THESE DIFFICULTIES GROW BY THE “SCISSORS” PRINCIPLE: THE WOOD WILL BE PROVIDED INSUFFICIENTLY, THE PAPER WILL BE DEMANDED EVERY MORE. After all, the forests are retreating from the paper mills that consume them, and the demand for paper is growing. THIS QUESTION WORRIES EVERYONE: PUBLISHERS, READERS, SCHOOLCHILDREN, YOU PERSONALLY, MANY OF YOUR EMPLOYEES AND EVEN PEOPLE WHO BURN TENS OF MILLION TONS OF STRAW, REED AND OTHER TYPES OF POTENTIAL FUEL RAW PAPER.

YOU, OF COURSE, KNOW THAT WE ARE OBLIGATED TO RESTORING OUR FOREST RICHES, WHICH HAVE BEEN DAMAGED IN MANY PLACES BY THE PAPER INDUSTRY. IT IS ALSO KNOWN THAT THE PRODUCTION OF PAPER AND CARDBOARD FROM REED, STRAW AND EVEN FROM THE TOPS OF MANY GARDEN PLANTS AND CORN STALKS IS HARD TO CALL A TECHNICAL NEW. MANY OF SIMILAR TECHNOLOGICAL PROCESSES WERE KNOWN IN US UNDER PETER I, AND IN CHINA EVEN EARLIER.

UNDOUBTEDLY, THE PAPER INDUSTRY IS ONLY ONE OF THE culprits IN FOREST DESTRUCTION, BUT IF FORESTS ARE CUT DOWN EVEN TO SAW OUT OF WOOD, MAINLY YOUNG, “NON-RETURNABLE” CONTAINER BOARDS, IT’S BECAUSE WE HAVE THEY MAKE A LITTLE CARDBOARD CONTAINER.

OVER A NUMBER OF YEARS, BOTH THE COUNTRY'S FOREST RICHES AND PAPER PRODUCTION HAVE SUFFERED STRONGLY FROM PAPER PRODUCTION. IN THE PAPER FLOW, THERE ARE A LOT OF EXCELLENT DECISIONS ABOUT THE USE OF CHEAP AND AVAILABLE TYPES OF RAW MATERIALS FOR PAPER PRODUCTION. FROM DECISIONS TO ACCOMPLISHMENTS - ONE STEP. BUT IS HE, TO SPEAK IN THE LANGUAGE OF ATHLETES, “TOO LONG”?

PAPER, THE MAIN CARRIER OF HUMAN CULTURE, CANNOT BE SCARED. THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE IN ANY COUNTRY, AND ESPECIALLY IN OURS.

READERS ARE LEGITIMATELY DISSATISFIED WITH THE FACT THAT THE CIRCULATION OF OUR MAGAZINE, LIKE A NUMBER OF OTHER PUBLICATIONS, SATISFIES ONLY 10% OF THE NEED. HOW MANY YEARS WILL THIS BE A BOTTLE PLACE? HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE THE TRANSITION TO NEW TYPES OF RAW MATERIALS TO COMPLETE AND IS IT SPECIFICALLY PLANNED?

WE WOULD BE VERY APPRECIATE IF YOU AND YOUR EMPLOYEES DO NOT CONSIDER IT IS BURNING TO ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS OF READERS' CONCERNS.