Summary sheet
The project concerns the construction and operation of a new greenfield test liner paper mill (265,000 t p.a.). The mill will be equipped with a corrugator of 40,000 t p.a.
The project actively supports EU policies by encouraging packaging waste recovery as well as the production of packaging materials based on recycled fibre. The project is expected to create more than 500 direct and indirect jobs in an area, which is characterized by significant unemployment.
An EIA has been presented to competent authorities. The utilization of recycled paper as raw material sources for the plant is expected to have a positive impact on the environment.
The promoter is expected to use international negotiations amongst the few specialized engineering companies for the supply of the main equipment of the project.
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