Products

Pulp
Red Leaf pulp will serve as a supplement to the existing kraft
wood pulp industry. Red Leaf pulp provides performance
advantages when used in the following consumer products:
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Molded products (cups, plates, trays, to-go-boxes)
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Packaging
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Printing and writing paper
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Tissue and paper towels
Red Leaf Pulp vs. Kraft Wood Pulp
Paper is a mixture of different types of pulp, each giving different characteristics. Wheat straw pulp has physical characteristics that are comparable to hardwood and superior to recycled fibre. Other characteristics include:
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Longer fiber than the majority of hardwood pulps
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Superior strength characteristics compared to hardwood
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Superior strength and lower coarseness properties compared to non-wood pulp from other processes
Lignin
The secondary product of the pulping process is a lignin, hemicellulose, and mineral rich liquid stream that is derived from the non-wood biomass used in the process. The lignin contains no added sulphur or anthraquinone, and is water soluble at neutral conditions. Lignin applications include:
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Biofuels
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Fertilizers
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Animal feed
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Deicing
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Dust control
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Soil stabilization


