The carbon footprint of paper cement sacks is 2.5 times smaller than the carbon footprint of form-fill-seal (FFS) polyethylene cement sacks. This is the outcome of a comparative study by the Swedish…
Comparing the results from 2007 to those from 2015, the European kraft paper and paper sack industry made further improvements to its carbon footprint.
These handling recommendations are intended to help fillers identify aspects of their operations where they may be able to improve practices and thereby reduce, or even eliminate, damage to paper sack…
These Industry Guidelines contain established technical methods on how to obtain a dust-free paper sack after filling with cement or similar building materials.
A market research survey was commissioned by The European Paper Sack Research Group, ESG, in order to understand the key influencing and motivating factors behind cement filler preferences that may…
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