Sappi Europe has made sustainability and security of supply for customers a top priority as the group embarks upon the third phase of a huge modernisation project at its flagship Gratkorn Mill in Austria European sales director for commercial print John Clinton said that despite the dramatic decline in demand at some of its graphic paper markets Sappi was confident about the future for print and paper-based substrates He cited a near-50% overall decline in demand for CWF paper from 2019-2023 the enormous contraction in the web offset market and the fact that "very little" publication gravure printing now remained in Europe “We recognise the market situation and the reason we’re investing in Gratkorn is to ensure we can be the winner in a difficult market situation,” he stated “What’s really important to our customers is availability – that they can get the product when they need it.” Gratkorn is the flagship site for production of the Magno range of predominantly coated woodfree papers Sappi also has a “carousel” system for production whereby it can manufacture Magno to the same standards at other European mills if necessary depending on product demand at any given time “Magno is made in Europe and we spend a lot of money behind the curtain on quality and the environment,” Clinton added Sappi Europe recently completed phase two of the modernisation project at Gratkorn which involves an investment of around €25m (£21.17m) The integrated mill produces 250,000tpa of pulp and has the capacity to make 950,000tpa of paper at the giant site PM11 at the mill produces Magno and has a capacity of 730,000tpa As part of Sappi’s diversification into other types of paper the site has also been making label grades since 2021 on PM9 PM9 currently makes wet-glue and self-adhesive papers under Sappi’s Parade brand and following the completion of a validation project currently underway will launch the wet-strength and alkali-resistant Parade Label WS label papers in the autumn The new wet-strength range will be targeted at wet-glue label applications such as returnable bottles and containers “Our label papers have really developed in the last couple of years,” Clinton said “We are by far the largest in label papers and will be substantially more after the completion of the next investment.” who oversees 1,061 employees at the site highlighted the safety and sustainability ethos at Gratkorn which also provides heating to more than 20,000 households in the area via a district heating scheme Boiler 11 has been upgraded from coal to biomass and renewable energy will be up to 70% "soon" he said said the business was focusing its efforts on the seven areas where it could make the biggest impact and was helping suppliers to bring them up to the same level It uses the Ecovadis tools and scorecard extensively "We want to be able to say to our customers they are buying a product with well-managed raw materials," she explained Printweek welcomes informed debate, but please read our House Rules before posting Printweek is the premier website for the print industry Subscribe wet-strength label papers with a linen embossed version of its Parade Label WS label paper Produced at Sappi’s Gratkorn mill in Austria the new Parade Label WS linen targets applications such as returnable beverage bottles.  The paper’s launch at the beginning of October coincides with the completion of Sappi’s investment project at its Gratkorn site Sappi announced the investment of tens of millions of euros in a technical infrastructure at the site The project was aimed at ensuring production capacities of wet-strength alkali-resistant label papers in the future and at establishing its position as a full-range supplier of label papers over the long term.  Sappi’s Parade Label WS is a wet-strength and alkali-resistant label paper Sappi continues with wet-glue label papers wet-strength paper primarily targets wet-glue label applications.  Linen embossing not only enhances the visual appearance but also labeling performance due to improved separability of the labels and reduced static adhesion also ensures washability of the labels in the bottle preparation process for reuse This works especially well with papers that have been metalized to create eye-catching labels Gain knowledge with articles and videos collated from Label Academy books Liebherr is taking important steps towards a decarbonised construction site In a project that recently started at the Kanzelstein quarry in Gratkorn Strabag is testing Liebherr’s large hydrogen-powered wheel loader over a period of two years Energie Steiermark will supply green hydrogen for its own hydrogen filling station at the quarry The L 566 H wheel loader is the world’s first large wheel loader with a hydrogen engine director of Energie Steiermark and Jan Liebherr chairman of the board of directors of Liebherr-International AG attended a special event at the Gratkorn quarry to mark the start of the project for the first test use of the large hydrogen powered wheel loader “I am pleased to see innovative companies pushing ahead with pilot projects especially in forms of mobility that are difficult to electrify such as those in the construction sector,” said Gewessler one of the foremost construction companies in Europe shows what an important and positive development the Liebherr drive technology is Liebherr is delighted to hear this appreciation and acknowledgement of the path that it has chosen.” The only way to achieve this is by consistently and comprehensively saving CO2 in the operation of construction machinery,” explained Haselsteiner In addition to technical presentations and a tour of the quarry the hydrogen-powered wheel loader was demonstrated in operation Strabag will be testing the L 566 H prototype on a daily basis A hydrogen filling station is being built to refuel the wheel loader directly at the quarry The energy supplier Energie Steiermark will provide the green hydrogen required for this Liebherr and Strabag are demonstrating how emissions can be reduced in a sector that is difficult to decarbonise by means of alternative fuels Climate-neutral hydrogen produced with wind and water power or solar energy can be a key enabler for achieving the goal of climate neutrality set by Austria’s politicians “Green hydrogen is an indispensable element of our future energy As an important and valuable energy source it helps replace fossil natural gas – especially in industry,” said Gewessler “What makes the two-year test deployment at the Gratkorn quarry such a showcase project is the joint approach of Liebherr and Strabag: two companies that are actively pushing decarbonisation forward.” Anjali Sooknanan is deputy editor of the iVT brand - which includes digital and print editions of a quarterly magazine and Off-Highway Annual She holds an English degree from Goldsmiths University in London and has experience working on B2B publications in various industries from electrical to construction Sappi’s Gratkorn Mill can look back on more than 400 hundred years of papermaking at the site which nestles by the river Mur in a beautiful part of Austria near the country’s second city Graz – dubbed one of the country’s “hidden secrets” the focus today is very much on the future for the mill which has benefited from a major reinvestment programme of some €25m (£21.4m) to improve quality and sustainability As has been detailed in the pages of Printweek in recent years the industry’s paper manufacturers have been battling turbulent market conditions and a dramatic decline in demand for some types of paper As a result many mills and paper machines have been closed or converted to produce packaging or other materials and the European paper production landscape has changed dramatically with millions of tonnes of capacity for graphic arts papers taken out of the equation and a visit to Gratkorn makes the scale of the undertaking apparent It’s a huge mill with an enormous site that extends to around one million square metres Gratkorn produces 250,000 tonnes of pulp per year for the mill’s own use consuming some 1.2m cubic metres of wood – 60% of which is from sawmill by-products PM9 at the site has capacity of 220,000tpa and has produced wet-glue and self-adhesive label papers with a big project just being completed to add the Parade Label wet strength label papers to its output These papers are alkali- resistant and therefore require different chemistry This also necessitates a sophisticated production system because waste – or ‘broke’ which goes back into the system – from wet strength and non-wet strength papers must be strictly separated makes Magno paper in jumbo reels that are 8.5m-wide and weigh 80 tonnes After additional coating the jumbo reel can weigh more than 100 tonnes Seeing the scale of the operation at the mill is a reminder of the hugely technical and demanding processes that go into making high-quality papers in large volumes Around 20% of production at Gratkorn is reels with much of its output sheeted and as such the site also runs 11 Bielomatik sheeters quality and sustainability are the key drivers for mill director Peter Putz who oversees a team of more than 1,000 employees that work around the clock at the site Gratkorn is Sappi’s flagship mill for its Magno range of high-quality coated woodfree papers although importantly the group has also developed what it describes as a “carouselling” production system whereby it can also produce Magno using its other mills in Europe to the same exacting standards if required – availability being a top priority for customers like so much of modern life increasingly unpredictable European sales director for commercial print John Clinton notes that “a paper mill is not a fun place when it’s quiet” and as such the Sappi team devotes considerable resources to analysing the market and to advocating for print – including a range of guides and publications targeted at marketers showcasing print’s effectiveness and sustainability credentials “What we’ve tried to do with our sales and marketing approach is to engage very heavily with our customers and the users behind our customers – people who use media for advertising or communication – to make the case for paper with case studies,” he explains Sappi is also working with printers to help them with stock management a thorny issue that can tie up much-needed cash in studying a lot of printer businesses we find that their inventory levels are too high that they are carrying too many different materials and too much of different sizes,” Clinton says “We believe that with discussion and persuasion we can make a substantial difference to the cost of a printer’s business by changing some of the parameters used And we have the resources to help our customers to do that,” he notes the future of paper manufacturing is increasingly sophisticated and the amount of effort and investment being devoted to sustainability is enormous The group has recently celebrated achieving the top EcoVadis rating across all of its global manufacturing regions for the sixth consecutive year It has completed a number of decarbonisation projects – including switching the boiler at Gratkorn from coal to renewable biomass energy – and has 80 projects underway across all its mills running up to 2025 and more to come as it refines its fresh decarbonisation plan for the 2025-2030 period “We report CO2 emissions per tonne of paper produced and after these big projects we can see the CO2 reduction,” says Sappi Europe sustainability specialist Sandrina Machado From its 2019 baseline the target is to reduce specific emissions by 25% by 2025 and of course it’s a continuous work,” she adds It all means customers can be confident they are buying a product made with well-managed raw materials with Sappi’s suppliers – and there are thousands of them – required to sign up to its Code of Conduct Clinton has spent decades working in the paper industry and has seen many changes during his career He remains enthusiastic about the future potential and the role Sappi can play in shaping it: “It’s an amazing industry based on using renewable resources.” Sappi Gratkorn boasts a leading position among the biggest woodfree coated paper mills in Europe with a capacity of 950,000 tpy of paper on two paper machines and 250,000 tpy of integrated pulp the mill's poduction capacity is not fully covered and Sappi Gratkorn is taking temporay commercial downtime to adjust output to demand This also applied to integrated pulp production after an extended maintenance-related pulp mill shut down in April more temporary downtime will be taken in the second quarter reducing pulp output by approximately 20 per cent.  Service Customer Service+49 7224 9397-701servicenoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.de Editorial Team+49 7224 9397-0papernoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.com Get the latest news about developments and trends in the industry sent to you once a week free of 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You can find more information on the individual external services in our privacy policy 3D Printing Top Workplaces Automation Machining The centuries-old mill will become one of Europe’s most modern paper production facilities The owner of a mill that has been producing paper for over four centuries is partnering with Honeywell to bring the facility into the 21st century Gratkorn Mill produces 908,000 tons of high-quality double- and triple-coated papers annually which are used for publications all over the world The mill also produces 250,000 tons of chlorine-free chemical pulp and has an annual sheet finishing capacity of 875,000 tons Gratkorn Mill has around 1,240 highly skilled employees The mill’s owner, Sappi Austria Produktions is one of Europe’s leading producers and suppliers of coated fine paper The company is investing close to $35 million to integrate the ancient mill with Industry 4.0 technologies It has chosen Honeywell to implement those changes server virtualization and cybersecurity solutions The added virtualization capabilities will help in improving the mill’s operational efficiency apart from reducing maintenance costs This isn’t the first time Honeywell has been brought in to enhance productivity at the mill. In 2015, Honeywell upgraded the facility’s flagship paper machine to its Experion PMD automated system creating one of the most advanced paper production lines in the world The new upgrades will also feature Honeywell’s Experion line of technologies Honeywell will implement a virtual infrastructure platform that integrates advanced automation with state-of-the-art software to allow centralized remote monitoring of the mill’s operations Four automation systems will control processes Four quality control systems—designed specifically for papermaking operations—will maintain quality through the use of quality sensors two actuator systems will help reduce the paper web’s cross-direction variation as it is being made secure and robust database will allow facility managers to make better and faster decisions with precise data Honeywell’s Experion PKS visualization solutions “We selected Honeywell because of the company’s track record of success on previous projects and familiarity with the site and our business,” said Karl Weiss “This latest project will deliver quality and productivity improvements cost savings measures and security enhancements that will future-proof operations at Gratkorn in line with Industry 4.0.” Honeywell has been making a name for itself in the field of connected building technologies across industries—whether a modern factory needing an upgrade or a building hundreds of years old wanting to place itself at the forefront of today’s manufacturing technologies Read more about Honeywell’s work in creating state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities at Honeywell Implements a Connected Factory in Japan Automotive Digital Transformation Aerospace and Defense Sappi Austria Produktions has partnered with technology giant Honeywell to transform its paper mill in Gratkorn as part of a €30m upgrade project Honeywell will implement various upgrades such as server virtualisation process visualisation and cybersecurity solutions at the paper mill to help Sappi increase product quality Sappi Automation project manager Karl Weiss said: “We selected Honeywell because of the company’s track record of success on previous projects and familiarity with the site and our business “This latest project will deliver quality and productivity improvements and security enhancements that will future-proof operations at Gratkorn in line with Industrie 4.0.” an Experion Virtualized Solution platform will be integrated to remotely monitor the mill’s operations The project will feature four Experion PMD automation systems to control processes as well as four Experion MX Quality Control Systems to support quality sensors Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis The facility will include two ProCoat CD actuator systems to reduce the paper web’s cross-direction variation along with Uniformance PHD historian and Process Studio solutions The paper mill will also feature a Secure Media Exchange gateway to monitor and log the use of removable media and reduce cyber risk Honeywell Process Solutions EMEA Pulp and Paper business leader Marko Jamsen said: “We’re delighted to continue to work with Sappi to increase operational excellence this time through virtualisation capabilities that will transform productivity and lower maintenance costs and the application of our latest cybersecurity protection measures.” Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network This post originally appeared on Fisher International's FI Blog A global desire for advanced energy and consumer products derived from sustainable renewable resources is driving new trends in the marketplace Modern consumers are increasingly concerned about the implications of climate change and are demanding increased alignment between corporate and environmental goals that provide meaningful environmental outcomes The paper industry’s contribution to global emissions has attracted the attention of society and governments the paper industry emits just over half a billion tons of greenhouse gases (GHG) which is large enough to create a significant financial impact across the industry The disparity in carbon footprints of different mill facilities and the responses different countries maintain toward GHG emissions have the potential to dramatically change the competitive positions of paper producers Because the financial impact of carbon is so uneven we can expect the effects of the carbon and sustainability issues to vary greatly between organizations It is particularly important for owners and their stakeholders to understand the relative position of each of their assets compared to their peers Fisher International’s BI platform, FisherSolve Next (FSN), provides a comprehensive analysis of carbon emissions that is unique to the pulp and paper industry. Fisher’s Carbon Benchmarking database can be used by the pulp and paper industry for both policy considerations and commercial purposes and it supports analysis of carbon emissions at both mill and macro levels with standardized measures and consistent methodology for the global industry Two announcements by major industry players regarding site improvements that will impact decarbonization strategies have recently made headlines and Fisher’s Carbon Benchmarking data illustrated the discrepancy in performance and correctly predicted the upgrades FisherSolve data for the Eastover site shows it is a low-risk mill among uncoated freesheet mills in North America The Eastover facility emits the highest amount of carbon in its peer group though there are several mills that also perform significantly below the average range FisherSolve data demonstrates that Gratkorn is a low-risk mill with enormous annual carbon (and also per-ton) emissions among coated woodfree producers in Europe The facility emits the highest quantity of carbon in its peer group by a longshot; its closest peer emits significantly less carbon annually there is a substantial difference in the carbon outputs between companies The average of the fourth quartile emits roughly 2.25 times the carbon as the average of the first quartile there are big differences between companies with fourth quartiles averaging twice that of first quartiles in most cases.  Participants in the global pulp and paper industry now have a way to evaluate their carbon emissions completely and comprehensively Fisher’s Carbon Benchmarking is already being used by producers which provides increased transparency into this topic—one that will become increasingly critical as sustainability initiatives continue to shape markets hbspt.cta._relativeUrls=true;hbspt.cta.load(299583 Browser CodeName: " + navigator.appCodeName + " Browser Version: " + navigator.appVersion + " Cookies Enabled: " + navigator.cookieEnabled + " Browser Language: " + navigator.language + " User-agent header: " + navigator.userAgent + " Sappi Europe has completed phase two of a three-phase modernisation project at Gratkorn Mill The double-digit million-Euro investment consolidates its position as a global coated fine paper producer The objective of this modernisation project is to facilitate future adaptations to meet digitalisation and industry 4.0 and increase the production sustainability of the Magno paper range For this phase of the modernisation project Sappi worked with suppliers such as Honeywell and Siemens to upgrade and increase process visibility and better operator efficiency said: “This investment demonstrates Sappi’s belief in the strength and power of printed media & paper-based solutions driving its constant investment into its production location to secure the portfolio for the long term.” Later this year Sappi Europe will officially launch Parade Label WS a wet-strength and alkali-resistant wet-glue label paper including returnable containers in the beverage and food industries International Paper to sell five plants to comply with regulators for purchase of DS Smith CPI clarifies new workplace separation requirements for paper and card James Cropper appoints ex-Smurfit Kappa & DS Smith boss as paper MD Sabert becomes founding member of Alliance for Fibre-Based Packaging With over 25 years’ experience in flexible packaging The UK Government’s Resources and Waste Strategy sets out how the country will preserve material .. Is the government right to delay EPR to 2024 View results of this poll BookmarkAdd News to dashboardSappi Europe has postponed plans to expand pulp capacity at the Gratkorn site from 250,000 tpy to 360,000 tpy as part of the "Taurus" project announced in June 2019 While the capacity increase has been shelved Sappi will go ahead with the measures to reduce environmental emissions of the site Sappi Europe has completed phase two of a three-phase modernization project at Gratkorn Mill The double-digit million-euro investment consolidates its strong position as a global coated fine paper producer The objective of this modernization project is to facilitate future adaptations to meet digitalization and industry 4.0 The milestone achieved will ensure the risk of machine failure is reduced to an absolute minimum increasing the production sustainability of the Magno paper range Gratkorn Mill is the primary facility of Magno Paper a coated woodfree paper for high-end publications For this phase of the modernization project leading to more stability in system performance and availability for increased productivity The upgrade allows processes at Gratkorn to operate on a single automation platform cost savings on spares and reduced maintenance services.  said: ‘This investment demonstrates Sappi’s belief in the strength and power of printed media & paper-based solutions driving its constant investment into its production location to secure the portfolio for the long term.’  addresses common challenges in the paper industry such as sourcing obsolete replacement parts.  project manager of the modernisation project said: ‘By using state-of-the-art automation and electrical systems we can not only ensure paper production for our customers at the accustomed high level but also guarantees an easier support by our suppliers.’  Sappi's Gratkorn Mill has undergone significant development and investment in recent years the Gratkorn Mill also produces various types of label papers.  Sappi expanded its portfolio of wet-glue label papers to include Parade Label Pro (non-wet-strength) This was followed by Parade Face SG in January 2022 semi-gloss face stock paper for self-adhesive labels for a wide range of applications – such as food After the ongoing long-term validation phase in Autumn Sappi Europe will officially launch Parade Label WS Parade Label WS offers high quality printing and finishing results for various applications including returnable containers in the beverage and food industries.  Sappi Europe continues to take strides towards meeting its sustainability and climate commitments including enhancing its approach to water stewardship increasing its share of renewable and clean energy by 11 percent and reducing total energy by 5 percent reducing specific landfilled solid waste by 5 percent and decreasing specific GHG emissions (Scope 1 and 2) by 25 percent by 2025.    two investments into renewing the water turbines at Gratkorn Mill’s hydro-electric power plant in 2018-2020 increased its hydro-electric generation by almost 10 percent the complete modernization to shift from a coal boiler to a multi-fuel boiler in 2022 enabled the mill to reduce CO2 emissions by more than 30 percent as well as sharply reduce dust and nitrous oxide (NOx) emissions Ongoing projects will further add to these impressive decarbonization milestones.  All effluent from Gratkorn Mill is oxygen-aerated and fully treated in the waste water treatment plant before it returns to the pure-water river Mur.  Plans have been revealed by Sappi Europe to upgrade and modernise its Gratkorn mill in Austria the packaging and speciality paper manufacturer said the current upgrade and modernisation project would focus on Paper Machine 11 (PM11) It will undergo “extensive modernisation of automation and electrical equipment including drives quality control and inspection systems as well as upgrades to the coating profile and other areas” During the preparatory phase this month and the main period of work in January production on PM11 will be interrupted “for a number of weeks” due to the need for a reorganisation of internal logistics Given current market conditions of reduced demand and high customer inventories Sappi Europe said it does not expect customer business to be disrupted during the project period “This investment will improve and consolidate Gratkorn’s position as the leading producer of woodfree coated paper and demonstrates Sappi Europe’s continuing commitment to the commercial print business and belief in the continued important role of print media,” the company stated The Gratkorn mill has received regular investment In September the business had flagged up that it was set to extend capacity at Gratkorn while temporarily reducing capacity at its Carmignano mill in Italy In the same month Sappi revealed that it had agreed a deal with Aurelius to sell its Maastricht Mill in the Netherlands Sappi Europe is a division of Sappi Ltd (JSE) Packaging and speciality paper manufacturer Sappi Europe is set to extend capacity at its mill in Gratkorn while temporarily reducing capacity at its Carmignano mill in Italy Production capacities for label papers will be extended at the Gratkorn mill “at the end of 2023” The “double-digit million-euro” investment in technological innovations will enable the mill to produce high quality wet-strength wet-glue label paper that is used in the beverage industry Extensive technical innovations in the paper machine’s water and material cycles are also planned said: “Our investment at Gratkorn underscores our strategy to establish Sappi as the leader within the label sector adding to the supply of value adding products across our entire business.” Sappi said it has invested recently in new technical equipment “and state-of-the-art production facilities” at Gratkorn ranging from paper machines to formatting equipment “and has transformed the production facility into a cutting-edge paper mill” the company said it has temporarily reduced capacity at its Carmignano mill in Italy due to the continuing and sharp escalation of energy costs The mill produces label and packaging grades “The energy crisis adds to the already high costs for raw materials and transportation presenting an extraordinary challenge not only for Sappi but also the industry as a whole,” Sappi stated Sappi said its European sales team will be in further contact directly with customers to discuss the details of the implementation Sappi Europe is a division of Sappi Ltd (JSE), headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa. Last month the business posted record Q3 results but flagged the ongoing energy crisis as a potential risk for its European business is expanding its portfolio of wet-glue label papers with the new wet-strength Sappi announced the investment of tens of millions of euros in state-of-the-art technical infrastructure at this site to be able to produce wet-strength alkali-resistant label papers in the future and to establish itself as a full-range supplier of label papers in the long term converters and brand owners looking to achieve efficiency in printing and converting.  Parade Label Pro WS is a single-sided double-coated label paper that also features a functional coating on its reverse side covers basis weights from 65 to 80 gsm and can be processed with the most common printing techniques like flexo It is suitable for high-quality labels for returnable containers in the beverage and food industry The paper also has good lay-flat properties and versatile finishing options Sappi recently initiated extensive practical testing with selected customers with the aim of ideally meeting the requirements of the industry and perfecting the properties of Parade Label Pro WS Following the completion of this validation phase the product is scheduled for final release to customers in summer 2024 Sappi will be making test material available to all interested companies for qualification purposes.  By: Liebherr STRABAG will be testing the L 566 H prototype on a daily basis The energy supplier Energie Steiermark will provide the green hydrogen required to run the machine The large wheel loader with a hydrogen engine should save up to 100 tonnes of CO2 each year corresponding to about 37,500 litres of diesel “We want to be climate neutral by 2040,” said STRABAG CEO Klemens Haselsteiner “The only way to achieve this is by consistently and comprehensively saving CO2 in the operation of construction machinery.” The hydrogen engines are manufactured by the Liebherr components division’s own engine plant in Bulle The engines will emit zero greenhouse gases and almost no nitrogen oxides Climate-neutral hydrogen produced with wind and water power or solar energy can be a key enabler for achieving the goal of climate neutrality Carina Wenninger is a Roma Women player - becoming the first Austrian to represent the Giallorosse veteran of over 100 appearances for her country is also the all-time leading appearance maker for German giants Bayern Munich playing mixed football up until the age of 14 - at which point she moved to Gratkorn in order to continue to play alongside the boys for another season as she began playing women's football for the first time Wenninger joined Bayern Munich - the club she has stayed with for every season up until this summer Including the men's team there is just one player that has been at the club longer than Carina - Thomas Muller That longevity explains why even the club museum at the Allianz Arena has a special section dedicated to the central defender From the 2015-16 season onwards Wenninger and Bayern have been playing regularly in the Champions League; reaching the semi-finals of the competition in both 2019 and 2021 Unsurprisingly Wenninger is a cornerstone of the Austrian national team making her 100th appearance for her country back in December 2020 against Serbia She will lead her side out in this summer's UEFA Women's European Championship A central defender with a vast amount of experience Wenninger is physically imposing and covers the ground well she has improved her play with the ball at her feet to become a key part of build-up play for her sides in recent seasons With more than 300 appearances (and nine goals) for Bayern Munich she is the side's all-time record appearance holder with 115 caps (and six goals) she is currently second on the nation's all-time list During the five games she played in the 2021-22 Champions League Wenninger completed 84% of her passes and managed to average more than five balls won back a game I confirm that I have read the privacy policy – EU VAT IT09305501000 - all rights reserved logos and artwork are registered or unregistered trademarks of Soccer S.r.l All other trademarks may be the property of their respective holders Home/Coal/Plant Decommissioning provider of sustainable woodfibre-based packaging materials is expanding production of its successful Fusion Topliner grade to its flagship mill in Gratkorn The Fusion Topliner – a white virgin fibre liner for high-quality corrugated packaging – will also continue to be manufactured at Sappi’s Ehingen mill in Germany Sappi isn’t just expanding its production capacity in the corrugated board business By offering the same product quality from both mills the company is bringing production closer to its customers – to guarantee a sustainable and short supply chain in the heart of Europe Fusion Topliner is recommended for applications such as premium quality consumer goods packaging and POS displays – where high visual impact and differentiation are key The product also stands out with exceptional strength and versatility Demand for the product has continued to grow due to its characteristics for print quality and finishing Production is now being expanded from the German mill in Ehingen to include Sappi’s flagship mill in Gratkorn The available capacities are now being expanded to include the production of Fusion Topliner in addition to existing graphic papers Volume availability will be increased month by month to support the expected growth of our customers and to satisfy large requirements in the corrugated board business “Gratkorn offers the best possible technical prerequisites for the production of our Fusion product Sappi is strengthening both its packaging and speciality paper business as well as the Gratkorn mill itself,” explains Sappi Sales Director Packaging & Digital Solutions Luis Mata All rights reserved except agreement written by Emballage Digest or mention of the magazine Track & Trace : vers des solutions ultra-sécurisées Matériaux durables : Arkema et l’Académie des Sciences lancent un nouveau Prix XFASTINDEX Strabag’s decarbonising construction project is being conducted at the Kanzelstein quarry in Gratkorn It is using a Liebherr L 566 H said to be the world’s first large wheeled loader with a hydrogen engine Energie Steiermark is supplying green hydrogen for its own hydrogen filling station that has been built at the quarry The hydrogen-fuelled machine is expected to save 37,500 litres of diesel – or up to 100 tonnes of carbon dioxide – each year Strabag chief executive Klemens Haselsteiner said: “We want to be climate neutral by 2040 in the operation of construction machinery.” The L 566 H from Liebherr is a prototype large wheeled loader – 24 to 27-tonne operating weight – with a hydrogen engine Got a story? 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