Spinnova and Suzano plan new Spinnova facility

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JYVÄSKYLÄ – Finnish textile fibre innovator Spinnova and Suzano have signed a letter of intent (LOI) regarding a potential new production facility for wood-based Spinnova fibre that will be owned and operated by the Brazil-based pulp giant.

The preliminary target capacity of the facility is 20,000 tonnes of fibre per year with the location likely to be near one of Suzano’s existing pulp mills.

JYVÄSKYLÄ – Finnish textile fibre innovator Spinnova and Suzano have signed a letter of intent (LOI) regarding a potential new production facility for wood-based Spinnova fibre that will be owned and operated by the Brazil-based pulp giant.

The preliminary target capacity of the facility is 20,000 tonnes of fibre per year with the location likely to be near one of Suzano’s existing pulp mills.

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