FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council®) Forest Certification is a system for certifying properly managed forests. It was born against the background of global deforestation and deterioration problems and rising green purchasing. FSC® Forest Certification includes “FM (Forest Stewardship) Certification” that certifies proper forest management and “COC (Processing Flow Process)” that certifies the proper processing and distribution of forest products produced from certified forests. Management) Authentication ”. Certified products carry the FSC® logo. With increasing environmental awareness, more and more companies and consumers are choosing this FSC® certified product.
FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council®) Forest Certification is a system for certifying properly managed forests. It was born against the background of global deforestation and deterioration problems and rising purchases of greens. FSC® Forest Certification includes “FM (Forest Stewardship) Certification” that certifies proper forest management and “COC (Processing Flow Process)” that certifies the proper processing and distribution of forest products produced from certified forests. Management) Authentication ”. Certified products bear the FSC® logo. With increasing environmental awareness, more and more companies and consumers are choosing this FSC® certified product.
Recycling wood and paper is of course important, but it cannot be reused forever. We will continue to use forest products in the future. With more FSC® certified products made by COC certified holders on the market and more purchased by businesses and consumers, more forests will be used while being properly managed. As a result, the use of wood and paper can be continued in the future without causing destruction or deterioration of the forest.
Bagasse
Bagasse is sugar cane pomace, and about 100 million tons of bagasse are produced from sugar cane, which is produced annually in the world at about 1.2 billion tons. This bagasse is partly used as fuel and feed for livestock, but many are discarded (industrial waste). “Bagasse pulp” is made from this originally discarded bagasse as a raw material for paper.
Bagasse is a by-product of sugar production and the surplus is treated as waste.
By using bagasse as a raw material for paper, the amount of wood used can be reduced.
The bagas pulp we use does not use chlorine in the bleaching process (. = ECF: Elemental Chlorine Free: chlorine-free bleaching)
At the bagasse pulp production plant we use, the raw material bagasse is transported from the adjacent sugar plant by a belt conveyor, so compared to wood raw materials and other non-wood raw materials, felling, collection, collection, etc. It is estimated that the energy required for transportation is small, and Co2 emissions of about 179 kg per ton of pulp can be reduced.
All products are FSC® certified and baggas pulp blended paper, and have a quality design with printability and reproducibility comparable to Super Art paper and box making and processing suitability. Not only for postcards, cards, mounts, etc., but also for packaging, it has ruled lines and foil stamping suitability, so it can be used for various purposes. The product variation as ivory-based paperboard is abundant that other manufacturers do not have.
