HONEXT® Boards mesure 2440x1220mm and are 12mm thick, with a thickness tolerance of +/- 0,5mm.
Collaborating is how we create value. Get in touch with our team to explore how we can work together to build a better tomorrow, today.
We make every effort to minimize the sending of samples to reduce transportation-related CO2 emissions. If you have a project in mind, you can contact our technical assistance support for more information about the HONEXT® Boards.
To get a better sense of what our collaborators have been building with HONEXT®, you can visit our collection of case studies and the testimonials in our news section.
HONEXT® Boards have a wide range of construction and design applications for interior built environments. The material’s many potential uses include panels for decorative uses, wall and ceiling applications, as well as acoustic and furniture products.
You can get ideas for specific applications by exploring our project section.
Collaborating is how we create value. Get in touch with our team to explore how we can work together to build a better tomorrow, today.
We are currently looking for partners in the paper manufacturing and waste management sectors to build a globally distributed network of HONEXT® manufacturing plants that transform paper waste right where it is produced.
Please let us know if you would like to be part of this new future.
HONEXT® Boards offer a certified Circular by design, and carbon-negative, a healthy and safe alternative for interior building materials. Using 100% waste as raw material and devoid of any toxic chemicals, this specialty product offers a unique, fully recyclable solution for the built environment.
Established in 2011 by co-founders Pere and Pol Merino, HONEXT® is based on a research project from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. After 10 years of development, HONEXT® boards are manufactured at no cost to the planet at the company’s first functional factory, integrated into a landfill in Vacarisses, Spain.
You can dive deeper into HONEXT® by learning more about our story and the material.
In the EU alone, paper mills generate more than 8 million tons of industrial fibre waste from the paper industry per year – a volume that only increases as paper recycling rates grow.
Through our revolutionary HONEXT® Process we transform industrial waste fibres from the paper industry into fully recyclable boards for interior use that would otherwise end up in a landfill. The HONEXT® Boards are certified Circular by design and carbon-negative, offering a sustainable and healthy alternative for the built environment.
All the waste we use to make our panels comes from local sources, which eliminates the need to transport materials across long distances. No transport, no CO2 – a production model that, together with our zero-emissions process results in a neutral carbon footprint.
And this is just the beginning. Our goal is to create a globally distributed network of modular production plants that solves the paper industry’s pervasive waste problem by upcycling waste right where it is generated.
Learn more about what makes our value proposition unique here.
Contact our team for any questions related with your HONEXT® Boards or orders. We are here to help.
At this point, HONEXT® Boards can only be recycled as part of our manufacturing process in our production plant in Vacarisses. We are working on a take-back programme for our collaborators to recycle their boards when these reach the end of their natural life.
The HONEXT® team will answer all your questions during the installation and processing of the panels, sharing best practices and troubleshooting when needed.
You can also download a copy of our Processing and Handling Manual for detailed instructions on how to work with HONEXT® boards.
Please note that our boards need to be handled with care.
HONEXT® Boards must remain flat during transportation and storage, with the front side always facing up. They should be stacked by dimensions and mounted on supports or chocks that allow the batches to be lifted and handled without damaging the material. We recommend HONEXT® pallets to contain a maximum of 30 panels. Ensure that the edges are protected whenever the material is handled, especially during unpacking.
It is advisable to store HONEXT® Boards in a space protected from the elements, with controlled temperature and relative humidity levels, always avoiding sudden changes in these conditions.
Please download a copy of our Handling Guide to prevent any damage.
Yes. HONEXT® can be laminated.
It is advisable to calibrate the B side of the board to enhance its surface for gluing during the lamination process. The recommended adhesives are PVAc 8550 – EPI: 4421/1993 – LignumPro® Cero A201 from AkzoNobel, using about 170 g/m2. These adhesives do not affect the recyclability of the material. If these specific references are not available, it is recommended to conduct a preliminary test.
Whenever the board is glued or laminated with a surface finish or another board, the best result is achieved using a hot press with a pressure of 150 kg/m2, following the curing instructions of the product used.
You can find more details on how to laminate HONEXT® in our Processing and Handling Manual.
To repair bumps or deep scratches on installed and processed HONEXT® Boards, the use of wood putty is recommended.
The board should be painted with plastic, enamelled or thixotropic paint to obtain a homogeneous colouration both on the original surface and on the areas covered by putty. If the material has not been previously sanded, caulking makes it lose its texture, making repairs slightly visible.
These wood putties allow for the recycling of the material as long as they are applied in small quantities.
For regular, everyday maintenance of HONEXT® Boards, use a dry cloth or vacuum. For more thorough cleaning, use a moistened cloth with a soft degreaser, then wipe it with a dry cloth. As HONEXT® is a porous material, contact with oily substances must be avoided.
– Avoid using sponges made of steel or other abrasive materials that would scratch the surface
– Avoid banging or cutting the surface with blunt objects which could scratch it and remove its protective layer
– Do not use alcohol, stain removers, thinners, acetone, trichloroethylene, ammonia, bleach, vinegar, anti-limescale cleaners or any other fluid containing these substances
– Do not use abrasive powder cleaners or detergents which could ruin the aesthetic appearance and surface finish of the product
– Do not drag objects across the surface to avoid scratching
– Do not concentrate on one area when cleaning the surface, as this may alter its appearance.
HONEXT® boards can be treated with the most common coating products for wood-based materials, but specific recommendations must be followed to achieve optimal results.
We strongly recommend the use of water-based products, as they align with the sustainability standards of HONEXT®. Any water-based product used must be fast-drying and should not be diluted.
To safeguard HONEXT® Boards against dirt and scratches, we recommend consistently applying a water-based varnish to maintain their natural appearance and sustainability attributes. Apply thin layers without overloading the product (performance: 0.055 l/m2 per layer) for quick drying.
For specific applications, ensure the board is compensated on both sides and tension is balanced, using the recommended product: Aqualit A-IS 180. To homogenize surface color, use Aqualit-T260 Honext Original from Sikkens. This solution not only protects the surface and maintains natural aesthetics but also conceals patterns and color variations in the boards.
For acoustic applications, opt for Cetol WF 771 Color Honext Original. Further details about the recommended coating products and their application can be found in our Processing and Handling Manual.
Pinning is a clean and easy way to install HONEXT® with good results. The panels can be pinned on grid structures using a pneumatic nail gun. When installing HONEXT® on a wooden structure, we recommend using PVA glue to minimise the use of pins and avoid the natural bending of the panel.
Wood screws can be used on HONEXT® boards, although untapered sheet-metal or production screws can give even better results. HONEXT® boards can hold screws as well as most softwoods, but it is advisable to drill a pilot hole before inserting the screw to ensure maximum performance.
In general, wood glues offer great bonding results with HONEXT®, as the material absorbs the adhesive better than most wood and wood-based panels. It can be glued without using pins or screws.
Standard industry glues work perfectly, although they may impact the panel’s recyclability. That’s why we suggest using only non-toxic glues.
For optimum performance, we recommend using polyvinyl acetate (PVA or white glue) and methyl cellulose glues.
Check out our Processing and Handling Manual for details on how to apply these glues and ensure the later recyclability of the material.
Yes. Most commonly used tools for wood and wood-based materials can be used to process and transform HONEXT® boards.
Refer to our Processing and Handling Manual for instructions on which tools to use and their mode of employment.
HONEXT® boards can be transformed like most common wood-based construction materials.
You can find detailed instructions on how to saw, drill, sand, machine and engrave HONEXT® in our Processing and Handling Manual.
To get a better sense of what our collaborators have been building with HONEXT®, you can visit our collection of case studies and the testimonials in our news section.
HONEXT® Boards have a wide range of construction and design applications for interior built environments. The material’s many potential uses include panels for decorative uses, wall and ceiling applications, as well as acoustic and furniture products.
You can get ideas for specific applications by exploring our project section.
HONEXT® Boards must remain flat during transportation and storage, with the front side always facing up. They should be stacked by dimensions and mounted on supports or chocks that allow the batches to be lifted and handled without damaging the material. We recommend HONEXT® pallets to contain a maximum of 30 panels. Ensure that the edges are protected whenever the material is handled, especially during unpacking.
It is advisable to store HONEXT® Boards in a space protected from the elements, with controlled temperature and relative humidity levels, always avoiding sudden changes in these conditions.
Please download a copy of our Handling Guide to prevent any damage.
To repair bumps or deep scratches on installed and processed HONEXT® Boards, the use of wood putty is recommended.
The board should be painted with plastic, enamelled or thixotropic paint to obtain a homogeneous colouration both on the original surface and on the areas covered by putty. If the material has not been previously sanded, caulking makes it lose its texture, making repairs slightly visible.
These wood putties allow for the recycling of the material as long as they are applied in small quantities.
For routine maintenance of HONEXT® Boards, use a dry cloth or a vacuum. For more thorough cleaning, employ a moistened cloth with a soft degreaser, followed by wiping it dry. Due to the porous nature of HONEXT®, contact with oily substances should be avoided.
HONEXT® Boards mesure 2440x1220mm and are 12mm thick, with a thickness tolerance of +/- 0,5mm.
Contact our team for any questions related with your HONEXT® Boards or orders. We are here to help.
At this point, HONEXT® Boards can only be recycled as part of our manufacturing process in our production plant in Vacarisses. We are working on a take-back programme for our collaborators to recycle their boards when these reach the end of their natural life.
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We make every effort to minimize the sending of samples to reduce transportation-related CO2 emissions. If you have a project in mind, you can contact our technical assistance support for more information about the HONEXT® Boards.
HONEXT® boards must remain flat during transportation and storage, with the front side always facing up. They must be stacked by dimensions and mounted on supports or chocks that allow the batches to be lifted and handled without damaging the material. We recommend HONEXT® pallets to contain a maximum of 30 panels. The edges must be protected whenever the material is handled, especially when unpacking it.
It is recommended to store HONEXT® boards in a space protected from the elements and without high temperature and relative humidity levels, always avoiding sudden changes in these conditions.
Yes. HONEXT® can be laminated like any other type of wood-based boards. It can only be recycled if separated from the bonded sheets.
The material withstands well the use of a hot plate press with common industrial adhesives, of a cold plate press with aqueous dispersion adhesive based on polyvinyl acetate (white glue), and of hand lamination with solvent-based polychloroprene contact adhesive (contact adhesive).
You can find more details on how to laminate HONEXT® in our Processing and Handling Manual.
To repair bumps or deep scratches on installed and processed HONEXT® boards, the use of wood putty is recommended.
The board should be painted with plastic, enamelled or thixotropic paint to obtain a homogeneous colouration both on the original surface and on the areas covered by putty. If the material has not been previously sanded, caulking makes it lose its texture, making repairs slightly visible.
These wood putties allow for the recycling of the material as long as they are applied in small quantities.
For regular, everyday maintenance of HONEXT® Boards, use a dry cloth or vacuum. For more thorough cleaning, use a moistened cloth with a soft degreaser, then wipe it with a dry cloth. As HONEXT® is a porous material, contact with oily substances must be avoided.
– Avoid using sponges made of steel or other abrasive materials that would scratch the surface
– Avoid banging or cutting the surface with blunt objects which could scratch it and remove its protective layer
– Do not use alcohol, stain removers, thinners, acetone, trichloroethylene, ammonia, bleach, vinegar, anti-limescale cleaners or any other fluid containing these substances
– Do not use abrasive powder cleaners or detergents which could ruin the aesthetic appearance and surface finish of the product
– Do not drag objects across the surface to avoid scratching
– Do not concentrate on one area when cleaning the surface, as this may alter its appearance.
HONEXT® boards can be treated with the most common coating products for wood-based materials, but specific recommendations must be followed to achieve optimal results.
We strongly recommend the use of water-based products, as they align with the sustainability standards of HONEXT®. Any water-based product used must be fast-drying and should not be diluted.
To safeguard HONEXT® Boards against dirt and scratches, we recommend consistently applying a water-based varnish to maintain their natural appearance and sustainability attributes. Apply thin layers without overloading the product (performance: 0.055 l/m2 per layer) for quick drying.
For specific applications, ensure the board is compensated on both sides and tension is balanced, using the recommended product: Aqualit A-IS 180. To homogenize surface color, use Aqualit-T260 Honext Original from Sikkens. This solution not only protects the surface and maintains natural aesthetics but also conceals patterns and color variations in the boards.
For acoustic applications, opt for Cetol WF 771 Color Honext Original. Further details about the recommended coating products and their application can be found in our Processing and Handling Manual.
Pinning is a clean and easy way to install HONEXT® with good results. The panels can be pinned on grid structures using a pneumatic nail gun. When installing HONEXT® on a wooden structure, we recommend using PVA glue to minimise the use of pins and avoid the natural bending of the panel.
Wood screws can be used on HONEXT® boards, although untapered sheet-metal or production screws can give even better results. HONEXT® boards can hold screws as well as most softwoods, but it is advisable to drill a pilot hole before inserting the screw to ensure maximum performance.
In general, wood glues offer great bonding results with HONEXT®, as the material absorbs the adhesive better than most wood and wood-based panels. It can be glued without using pins or screws.
Standard industry glues work perfectly, although they may impact the panel’s recyclability. That’s why we suggest using only non-toxic glues.
For optimum performance, we recommend using polyvinyl acetate (PVA or white glue) and methyl cellulose glues.
Check out our Processing and Handling Manual for details on how to apply these glues and ensure the later recyclability of the material.
Yes. Most commonly used tools for wood and wood-based materials can be used to process and transform HONEXT® boards.
Refer to our Processing and Handling Manual for instructions on which tools to use and their mode of employment.
HONEXT® boards can be transformed like most common wood-based construction materials.
You can find detailed instructions on how to saw, drill, sand, machine and engrave HONEXT® in our Processing and Handling Manual.
To get a better sense of what our collaborators have been building with HONEXT®, you can visit our collection of case studies and the testimonials in our blog.
HONEXT® Boards have a wide range of construction and design applications for interior built environments. The material’s many potential uses include panels for decorative uses, wall and ceiling applications, as well as acoustic and furniture products.
You can get ideas for specific applications by exploring our previous collaborations.
HONEXT® is a circular production material that allows for 100%, infinite recycling. Once our material reaches its natural end after many years of use, the cycle starts again. We feed the material back into the process and generate a new set of HONEXT® Boards.
We recommend working the material in a way that preserves that degree of recyclability.
HONEXT® boards are 100% recyclable and emissions-free and have excellent mechanical and thermodynamic properties.
Our panels do not not emit formaldehyde or other volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and are Cradle to Cradle Certified® GOLD and Material Health GOLD level in version 4.0.
HONEXT® has greater sound absorption properties than drywall and MDF, and is resistant to moisture and water vapor. Its current reaction to fire is class C-s1,d0, with Class B-s1,d0 expected to be reached by Q4 2021.
HONEXT® boards provide better thermal and sound insulation than other materials with similar applications, and it offers greater resistance to bending and is lighter than traditional partitioning materials.
Download our latest Data Sheet for a complete look at the material’s properties and specifications.
The HONEXT® Board is Cradle to Cradle Certified® GOLD, and Material Health GOLD level in version 4.0. Our ambition is to reach C2C Golden Certified in the next renewal of the certification.
As our raw material is 100% mixed waste, each HONEXT® board is different and has a visually unique surface.
The colour of each batch of HONEXT® boards varies slightly within the range of light beige and grey tones depending on the waste used.
The boards sometimes display a set of water stains. These are formed during the material’s production process and come from the dyes contained in our raw materials. The intensity and shape of the stains vary from board to board.
The material can also contain traces of plastic coming from post-consumer paper waste and that cannot be eliminated in our process. This plastic melts due to the high temperatures in the drying process, causing darker spots of Ø1-10mm on the material. The surface may also display smaller coloured dots of Ø0,5-1mm caused by the inks present in our raw material. Other particles such as metals or unmelted plastic pieces can also be found.
The aesthetic heterogeneity of HONEXT® boards does not in any way affect the material’s mechanical properties or post-processing.
HONEXT® boards have both sides differently textured as a consequence of the meshes that support them during the production process, with each face displaying a different texture.
The base colour of HONEXT® may vary slightly depending on the residue used to produce the panel, usually staying in the range of light beige and grey tones. Its surface is not homogeneous, varying slightly in tone and exhibiting horizontal watermarks on its front face.
The manufacturing process of HONEXT® boards comprises four steps:
First, we analyse, sort, and classify the raw waste based on its composition to achieve a standard product. Based on the quality of the batch of waste, we add in more post-consumer cellulose fibres if necessary.
We then subject the mix to our signature, nature-inspired process, adding organic components to generate stronger bindings between the cellulose fibres with no need for resins.
Next, we add healthy, non-toxic additives to the now upcycled cellulose fibres. Once added, we compress and shape the material into a wet board.
Finally, we feed the wet panel into a drying tunnel, letting the remaining water evaporate with the high airflow and temperature. HONEXT® is now ready for use.
The 100%-recyclable composition of HONEXT® boards allows us to reclaim them at the end of their natural life cycle and produce a new set of boards.
The waste fibres used to produce HONEXT® come from primary sludge waste from paper mills and post-consumer cardboard waste. Waste is sourced locally to eliminate the need for transport and related emissions.
Our first functional factory, which is integrated into a landfill in Vacarisses, Spain, is just the first step in a future global network of modular production facilities located right where waste is produced.
Thanks to our unique, nature-inspired manufacturing process, HONEXT® boards are zero-waste, resin-free, and 100% recyclable, and have no added emissions of VOCs like formaldehyde.
In the EU alone, paper mills generate more than 8 million tons of industrial fibre waste from the paper industry per year – a volume that only increases as paper recycling rates grow.
Through our revolutionary HONEXT® Process we transform industrial waste fibres from the paper industry into fully recyclable boards for interior use that would otherwise end up in a landfill. The HONEXT® Boards are certified Circular by design and carbon-negative, offering a sustainable and healthy alternative for the built environment.
All the waste we use to make our panels comes from local sources, which eliminates the need to transport materials across long distances. No transport, no CO2 – a production model that, together with our zero-emissions process results in a neutral carbon footprint.
And this is just the beginning. Our goal is to create a globally distributed network of modular production plants that solves the paper industry’s pervasive waste problem by upcycling waste right where it is generated.
Learn more about what makes our value proposition unique here.
Collaborating is how we create value. Get in touch with our team to explore how we can work together to build a better tomorrow, today.
Contact our team for any questions related with your HONEXT® boards or orders. We are here to help.
The HONEXT® team will answer all your questions during the installation and processing of the panels, sharing best practices and troubleshooting when needed.
You can also download a copy of our Processing and Handling Manual for detailed instructions on how to work with HONEXT® boards.
No. Each HONEXT® board is slightly different and has a visually unique surface depending on the particular mix of waste used to produce it.
Please refer to the distributor in your region. If there is no distributor in your country, please refer directly to us.
At this moment, you can purchase HONEXT® boards by contacting our distributors:
We make every effort to minimize the sending of samples to reduce transportation-related CO2 emissions. If you have a project in mind, you can contact our technical assistance support for more information about the HONEXT® Boards.
HONEXT® Boards offer a certified Circular by design, and carbon-negative, a healthy and safe alternative for interior building materials. Using 100% waste as raw material and devoid of any toxic chemicals, this specialty product offers a unique, fully recyclable solution for the built environment.
Established in 2011 by co-founders Pere and Pol Merino, HONEXT® is based on a research project from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. After 10 years of development, HONEXT® boards are manufactured at no cost to the planet at the company’s first functional factory, integrated into a landfill in Vacarisses, Spain.
You can dive deeper into HONEXT® by learning more about our story and the material.
In the EU alone, paper mills generate more than 8 million tons of industrial fibre waste from the paper industry per year – a volume that only increases as paper recycling rates grow.
Through our revolutionary HONEXT® Process we transform industrial waste fibres from the paper industry into fully recyclable boards for interior use that would otherwise end up in a landfill. The HONEXT® Boards are certified Circular by design and carbon-negative, offering a sustainable and healthy alternative for the built environment.
All the waste we use to make our panels comes from local sources, which eliminates the need to transport materials across long distances. No transport, no CO2 – a production model that, together with our zero-emissions process results in a neutral carbon footprint.
And this is just the beginning. Our goal is to create a globally distributed network of modular production plants that solves the paper industry’s pervasive waste problem by upcycling waste right where it is generated.
Learn more about what makes our value proposition unique here.
We are currently looking for partners in the paper manufacturing and waste management sectors to build a globally distributed network of HONEXT® manufacturing plants that transform paper waste right where it is produced.
Please let us know if you would like to be part of this new future.
At this point, HONEXT® Boards can only be recycled as part of our manufacturing process in our production plant in Vacarisses. We are working on a take-back programme for our collaborators to recycle their boards when these reach the end of their natural life.
HONEXT® is a circular production material that allows for 100%, infinite recycling. Once our material reaches its natural end after many years of use, the cycle starts again. We feed the material back into the process and generate a new set of HONEXT® Boards.
We recommend working the material in a way that preserves that degree of recyclability.
The HONEXT® Process, protected by intellectual property rights, is bio-based, certified Circular by design, and resin-free. Thanks to our innovation in biotech, we can upcycle paper sludge, and create a fully recyclable material with no added emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
As our raw material is 100% mixed waste, each HONEXT® board is different and has a visually unique surface.
The colour of each batch of HONEXT® boards varies slightly within the range of light beige and grey tones depending on the waste used.
The boards sometimes display a set of water stains. These are formed during the material’s production process and come from the dyes contained in our raw materials. The intensity and shape of the stains vary from board to board.
The material can also contain traces of plastic coming from post-consumer paper waste and that cannot be eliminated in our process. This plastic melts due to the high temperatures in the drying process, causing darker spots of Ø1-10mm on the material. The surface may also display smaller coloured dots of Ø0,5-1mm caused by the inks present in our raw material. Other particles such as metals or unmelted plastic pieces can also be found.
The aesthetic heterogeneity of HONEXT® boards does not in any way affect the material’s mechanical properties or post-processing.
The manufacturing process of HONEXT® boards comprises four steps:
First, we analyse, sort, and classify the raw waste based on its composition to achieve a standard product. Based on the quality of the batch of waste, we add in more post-consumer cellulose fibres if necessary.
We then subject the mix to our signature, nature-inspired process, adding organic components to generate stronger bindings between the cellulose fibres with no need for resins.
Next, we add healthy, non-toxic additives to the now upcycled cellulose fibres. Once added, we compress and shape the material into a wet board.
Finally, we feed the wet panel into a drying tunnel, letting the remaining water evaporate with the high airflow and temperature. HONEXT® is now ready for use.
The 100%-recyclable composition of HONEXT® boards allows us to reclaim them at the end of their natural life cycle and produce a new set of boards.
The waste fibres used to produce HONEXT® come from primary sludge waste from paper mills and post-consumer cardboard waste. Waste is sourced locally to eliminate the need for transport and related emissions.
Our first functional factory, which is integrated into a landfill in Vacarisses, Spain, is just the first step in a future global network of modular production facilities located right where waste is produced.
HONEXT® boards are made from upcycled waste fibers from paper mill primary sludge and post-consumer cardboard waste, with no resins or non-toxic additives.
Thanks to using 100% waste as raw material, the HONEXT® Boards are not only Circular by design, they are also carbon-negative, making them a truly sustainable alternative for the built environment.
The HONEXT® Boards are Cradle to Cradle Certified® GOLD, as well as the Material Health Certificate™ GOLD level version 4.0. This is a significant achievement for a recyclable, flame-retardant building material made from upcycled industrial fibres from the paper industry.
HONEXT® Boards offer a certified Circular by design, and carbon-negative, a healthy and safe alternative for interior building materials. Using 100% waste as raw material and devoid of any toxic chemicals, this specialty product offers a unique, fully recyclable solution for the built environment.
Established in 2011 by co-founders Pere and Pol Merino, HONEXT® is based on a research project from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. After 10 years of development, HONEXT® boards are manufactured at no cost to the planet at the company’s first functional factory, integrated into a landfill in Vacarisses, Spain.
You can dive deeper into HONEXT® by learning more about our story and the material.
In the EU alone, paper mills generate more than 8 million tons of industrial fibre waste from the paper industry per year – a volume that only increases as paper recycling rates grow.
Through our revolutionary HONEXT® Process we transform industrial waste fibres from the paper industry into fully recyclable boards for interior use that would otherwise end up in a landfill. The HONEXT® Boards are certified Circular by design and carbon-negative, offering a sustainable and healthy alternative for the built environment.
All the waste we use to make our panels comes from local sources, which eliminates the need to transport materials across long distances. No transport, no CO2 – a production model that, together with our zero-emissions process results in a neutral carbon footprint.
And this is just the beginning. Our goal is to create a globally distributed network of modular production plants that solves the paper industry’s pervasive waste problem by upcycling waste right where it is generated.
Learn more about what makes our value proposition unique here.
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