A lignin free, wet-formed chemical pulp, comprising Nordic Hardwood and Softwood fibers with a cellulose content exceeding 90%.
The low kappa number of our product allows for the manufacture of premium products such as facial tissues.
How Materials In Works Enables The Circular Economy?
After we upcycle the waste into raw material, it’s sold to manufacturing companies who produce the end product and complete the upcycling journey. These end products may include A4 copier paper, tissue paper, food packaging, and more!
MIW completes an extensive assessment
of the materials we are planning to receive and upcycle.
Regulatory
We review local, regional, and national regulations to confirm how each item in the accepted waste list can be safely collected, shipped, and/or stored in each market.
Technical Up-cyclability
We assess the material composition of the accepted packaging waste and convert it into usable raw material for product manufacturing companies.
Practical Up-cyclability
We consider real-world factors (like contamination levels or vendor and equipment limitations) to confirm that we have a viable supply chain to upcycle.
Climate Impact
Go-To-Market
We plan to reduce paper liner waste in landfills and incinerators by launching initiatives in
ASEAN countries and expanding globally.