History of the plant

Over the years, in line with the requirements of the time, the company perfected the production technology of special grades of pulp.

The history of the plant dates back to the days when Norwegian Dizen Christopher Ditlev in the early twentieth century, built on about. Pusunsaari sulphate pulp mill DIESEN WOOD , which was already in 1921 produced 5508 tons. At the time, was worked out 15 pulp grades, which went on sale in Finland, France, Germany, as well as the timber for England, Holland, Belgium and France.

In 1940, commodity output increased to 40 tons. The factory was partially destroyed in the 1939-1945 years, but some of the equipment evacuated.

July 1, 1947 the date of the most important post-war history. Then in the restored shops, production resumed, and began production of stiff unbleached pulp, which became the basis for all brands of modern products.

Union value the company acquired in 1948, for the first time in the country has mastered the production of cellulose capacitor, and the first batch of domestic bleached kraft pulp was released in 1949.

Since 1962, the plant started another kind of semi-bleached sulphate pulp production for paper Tetra-pak. In 1970 started the production of pulp for of insulation. In 1993, to improve the competitiveness of the enterprise has mastered release of cellulose for taroupakovochnykh kinds of paper and cardboard. In 2010, mastered release of cellulose for use in the manufacture of fiber cement.