James Cropper scoops Luxe Pack in green trophy

Published: 24-Oct-2013 Featured companies: James Cropper Paper and Packaging
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Reclaimed Fibre Facility uses cellulose fibres from drinks cups to make high quality paper


Specialist paper and advanced materials company James Cropper has received the Luxe Pack in green award for its Reclaimed Fibre Facility (RFF).

The facility comprises equipment for the recycling of cellulose fibres from PE coated hot and cold drinks cups. The fibres are used top make high quality papers while the extracted PE material is used for energy generation. Finally, any residual sludge is used as an agricultural supplement.

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