If you like amazing print results. And the planet.
When we communicate the many benefits of our carbon neutral office paper Multicopy Zero, we tend to go on about the awesomeness of not having to compromise. Highlighting its super sustainability, that it’s problem-free and offers excellent print results. But, except for the carbon neutrality, these great qualities are true, not just for Zero, but for all three papers in the range: Multicopy and Multicopy Presentation too. They’ve all got “it”!
Amazing print results
Features ColorLok® technology, giving you prints that are crisp, clear, and free from smears and blurs. In colour as well as black and white.
Problem free = stress free
The runnability is outstanding. The smooth and dust-free paper sheets flow
through your machines causing no problems or jams, saving you both time and money.
Excellent overall quality
Manufactured to the ISO 9706 standard for permanent papers and features high resistance to tearing, oxidation and contamination. And, it’s a fantastic looking paper with a premium feel to it.
The sustainable choice
Helps you meet green targets since the production process keeps fossil CO2 emissions from a minimum to zero. It carries several environmental labels and the products, as well as the packaging material, are 100% recyclable.
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Read more about Multicopy, Multicopy Zero and Multicopy Presentation here
Some people and organizations argue that old forests are more sustainable than new ones, no matter how responsible the forestry and harvesting. That any company who uses wood for its products is causing a major negative impact on our climate – when it comes to reduction of carbon emissions and the biodiversity of our forests. But it’s not a black and white question. As a matter of fact, there are several upsides to harvesting and managing forests to get a hold of the remarkable, renewable raw material called wood.
Alongside Gasum’s biogas plant at Nymölla mill, another sustainable initiative is in the making. All over the world, the demand for sustainable textile fibers is growing and the new facility is a demonstration plant for TreeToTextile, owned by Stora Enso, H&M Group, Inter IKEA Group, and LSCS Invest.
Gasum’s biogas plant at Nymölla Mill is now producing liquefied biogas (LBG) at full speed. We created an icon that communicates the benefits in a clear way; how we manage to, not only make use of residue from the process of turning wood into paper, but also make way for a fossil free future.