Developments in Fibres and Fibre Treatment - new technology studies

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	Developments in Biological Fibre Treatment Developments in Engineered Fibres Developments in Tree Cloning The paper market is changing around the world. Demand for different grades is shifting and pressure to make sustainable use of resources and manufacture responsibly is growing.

More than ever papermakers need to be aware of developments in the marketplace, process improvement tools and technologies and new sources of material.

These three new studies are a fast track route to understanding the opportunities offered by the latest fibre and fibre treatment technology.

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What will you be reading about?

Biological fibres:

-Tree biotechnology and how this can be used to improve papermaking
-Key drivers and trends likely to impact papermakers
-Legislation and regulations on wood and fibre improvement affecting the industry

Engineered fibres:

-The key drivers that are pushing this technology forward
-The effect of pulping on fibre charge
-The latest in fibre modifications including biopolymer adsorption and cationic charge enrichment

Tree cloning:

- Modern cloning methods including grafting, cuttings/macropropagation and
micropropagation
- Costs and benefits for papermakers
- The impact of regulations and legislation on tree cloning