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Stora Enso develops packaging foam using wood-based fibers

YarnsandFibers News Bureau 2025-12-15 14:35:25 – USA

Stora Enso, in collaboration with Krekelberg Flock Products and Flocktechniek, C&B Innovations, has developed Papira, a plastic-free packaging foam made from cellulose-based flock fibers. The material offers a wide range of design options, including different colours, gloss levels, patterns, and surface textures.

Papira is a lightweight foam that is biodegradable and can be recycled through standard paperboard recycling systems. It is produced using wood-based cellulosic fibers supplied by Krekelberg and applied using specialised technology from Flocktechniek, C&B Innovations.

According to Stora Enso, Papira is manufactured using water-based adhesives, Oeko-Tex certified pigments, and FSC-certified fibres. These choices reflect Krekelberg’s focus on environmentally responsible materials and production methods.

Flocktechniek, C&B Innovations contributes its industrial flocking expertise to the project. The company applies the surface layer of Papira using electrostatic fiber technology, which helps achieve a strong, durable, and high-quality finish.

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