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Upcycled from 100% Swedish
forest industry waste, turning yesterday’s leftovers into tomorrow’s treasures!

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Sustainable forestry

Forests both store and release significant amounts of carbon as part of a natural cycle. Responsible forest management not only reduces a forest’s potential as a carbon source, it can also increase the effect of its carbon storage capacity.

 

Our solution enables wood fiber producers to deliver material in existing supply chains of plastic products.

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  • 100% waste material

  • Certified raw material from responsibly managed forests

  • Green energy used during production

  • Carbon negative material cradle to gate

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Image by Darius Cotoi
We are constantly researching and updating our data
with what we know now. 
If you know more then we do, please feel welcome to share with us!
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Carbon Absorbed and released by the forest over a lifecycle

Source: SLU (The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences)

Naturally climat neutral

Trees play an important role in the carbon cycle by continually taking carbon out of the atmosphere through the process of photosynthesis. 

 

Growing trees act as a carbon sink. Absorbing more carbon dioxide then they release.


As trees grow, they store about 1 ton of carbon dioxide per cubic meter of wood


Carbon negative material, cradle to gate.

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