Norway's high-density packaging oil-resistant paper products enter the Asian market

Recently, high-density packaging oil-resistant paper developed and manufactured by Norway's Nordisk Paper Co., Ltd. has entered the Japanese packaging paper product market, and has been favored by packaging companies. This product is a mechanical high-density oil-resistant paper that is manufactured without chemical problems such as fluorochemicals that cause problems at all, and can meet the safety standards of the German ISEGA and the US FDA specifications. It is quite in line with the requirements of environmental protection.

Oil-resistant paper is generally used in packaging paper bags such as butter or other oils or foods containing oils to make baking paper or paper cups such as biscuits or breads. Nordisk stated that in order to formally enter the Asian market, sales will be carried out with Japan as the primary stronghold, and the target sales volume in Japan will reach 10% of its output in the future. That is 6500 tons of standard.

The company has 3 plants and 5 paper machines in Sweden. The company is the first company in the world to use oxygen-bleached pulp for production, especially oil-resistant papers with high barriers to entry, annual production of 65,000 tons, 430 employees, operating income. About 12.7 billion yen. Its market share of oil-resistant paper is 20%, and it is sold in 65 countries around the world. 70% of its products are baking paper and paper cups, and 30% are grease-packed.