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Pulp that has been purified or whitened by chemical treatment or alter coloring mater and has taken on a higher brightness characteristics.
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Dissolving pulp |
Pulp intended primarily for conversion into chemical derivatives of cellulose.
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Hardwood |
Wood obtained from a class of trees known as angiosperms, such as birch, maple, oak, gum, eucalyptus, and poplar. These trees are characterized by board leaves and are usually deciduous in the temperate zones.
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Wood from coniferous tree whose leaves are needlelike such as pine spruce, or hemlock or scale-like such as cedar.
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Nonwood |
Wood renewable and non-invasive resource or by product of sugar mill and plantation such as straw bamboo.Same non-invasive such as kenaf, and reed etc.
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Paper marketing Pulp |
Pulp intened for manufacture of paper and board.
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Unbleached pulp |
Paper marketing pulp that has not been subjected primarily to brighten it.
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Waste paper |
All types of used paper or paper discarded or not consider fit for a particular use which provides a source of fiber for the manufacture of some papers, paperboards ,and chipboards. Wastepaper is usually processed in a separrate plant section of a mill, which includes pulping(but not cooking), screening, cleaning, etc.
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