Follow the journey of paper and packaging from forest to finished product. Discover how fiber is sourced, transformed into pulp, engineered into paper and packaging, understand specific product characteristics for printing and converting technology—and how each step influences the performance of the final product.
Paperology
Five Chapters. One Story.
Chapter 1
Woodlands: From forest stewardship to fiber selection
The origin of paper—the forest—and the economic, environmental and scientific decisions that determine fiber quality and sustainability.
Chapter 2
Pulp: Where paper begins
Separating fibers from wood and shaping their properties, pulp lays the groundwork for the strength, appearance and performance of the finished sheet.
Chapter 3
Papermaking: Transforming wood into paper
A complete look at how wood fibers become high-performance paper—from pulping and papermaking to finishing and delivery.
Chapter 4
Paper Styling: Characteristics of paper
Paper is more than a substrate. Its color, texture, finish and physical characteristics influence how a message is seen, felt and remembered.
Chapter 5
Printing: Bringing ideas to life
Exploring how ink, color and paper work together to create communication.
Sustainability at Billerud
Billerud is uniquely positioned to drive the transition to a low carbon society based on renewable and recyclable raw material from the forest. But to make this a reality, we need to actively push for change where we can contribute the most.