Canopy says agricultural residues could replace 5–10% of virgin wood pulp in packaging at a commercially viable price
VANCOUVER – Environmental non-profit Canopy has released economic modelling suggesting wheat straw and sugarcane bagasse pulp can be cost-competitive with virgin wood pulp in consumer paperboard packaging.
The report, Seeing the Field and the Forest, models a buyer–supplier relationship between a global consumer goods brand or converter and a China-based integrated pulp and paperboard mill.
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