Every piece of waste paper is the start of a new sheet of paper.
In line with our mission to conserve natural resources, we use entirely recycled paper as our raw material instead of trees. We process collected waste paper using advanced separation and cleaning technologies to recover its fibers and turn it into high-quality paper.
How a cardboard box becomes paper again
Paper fibers can be recycled many times. At every step, our aim is to preserve the fiber, remove contaminants and reuse water.
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Collection
Waste paper and cardboard arrive at the facility in bales from our collection network, licensed recycling companies and industrial suppliers.
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Receiving and quality control
Every vehicle is weighed, and the bales are checked for moisture and contaminants. Unsuitable material is separated.
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Pulping, cleaning and screening
Paper is mixed with water in a pulper to separate it into fibers and produce pulp. Contaminants such as plastic, metal, tape and sand are removed from the pulp using screens and separators.
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Paper and board machine
The cleaned pulp is formed, pressed and dried on high-speed machines. Process water is treated and returned to the system.
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Reels and dispatch
Kipaş Liner, Kraftliner, Markraft, Fluting, White Top and Coated White Top Testliner papers, together with Dublex, Triplex, Core Board and Grey Board, are prepared in reels or sheets to customer specifications and dispatched to corrugated board, packaging, printing and core tube manufacturers.
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Products and the next cycle
Our products become corrugated boxes, cartons, core tubes and spools. After use, they are collected again and the cycle starts over.
How recycling helps forests
Waste paper instead of trees
Our raw materials come from used paper and cardboard, helping keep forests standing.
Keeping water in the cycle
Process water is treated and reused, returning clean to nature.
For future generations
Every piece of paper recycled today is an investment in tomorrow's green spaces.