Upcycling cellulose from toilet paper

• Toilet paper is made from cellulose that comes from trees.

• Approximately, 180 000 tons of toilet paper per year are flushed in the Netherlands alone.

• Global production of toilet paper consumes around 27 000 trees daily.

When used, toilet paper becomes a waste that gets burned or dumped at a landfill. This traditional method of disposal is very costly and unsustainable.

We provide an alternative. Cellvation® is a process that can be used instead of or in conjuction with the primary treatment of a sewage treatment plant.  We remove the toilet paper and then upcycle it into a cellulose product.

Our installation at the waste water treatment plant Geestmerambacht produces up to 400 kg of cellulose per day. 

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Do you manage a waste water treatment plant or are you involved in policy making? You can learn more about the cost savings that Cellvation® brings or contact us directly!

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