1. Criteria: Pros (advantages) Cons
(disadvantages)
Clever Processes - To reduce the Causes pollution
amount of paper Consumes
paper making waste generated by energy
offices; Consumes water
To reduce the Produces waste
demand for paper Biodegrading
made from virgin difficulties
wood fibre;
To save our Planet
Earth from Global
Warming and
Greenhouse
Effect;
To stop
deforestation and to
save our forest
reserves.
Recycled paper can be To make new paper it
turned into new paper so damages the ozone and
new trees don't have to be pollutes the very air we
cut down which could save breathe.
wildlife.
1. Manufacture and distribute
materials/resources 1 million tonnes of paper
(e.g. wood - and pulp.
amount/volume Wood is a sustainable
required to make resource with very low
paper) carbon emissions.
2. Process treatment To form paper the pulp
of raw materials (e.g. flows onto a continuous
forming, pressing, moving plastic mesh
drying paper) screen.
Pressing is the process
where water is extracted
from the pulp.
Drying is where the sheet
moves onto a series of
drying rollers.
3. Bleaching Elemental chlorine
(required to make bleaches.
white paper) Minimised the use of
chlorine based compounds.
4. Output (what is High quality office reflex
produced) paper.
30 tonne roll.

2. Fibre orientation, strength,
5. Testing (for fibre roughness, moisture
concentration, roughness
content and brightness.
etc.)
Clever Products
6. Marketing AP Efficient, flexible and
products, ordering & experienced sales teams
delivery provide customers quality,
value and a range of
products.
Speed to where orders can
be processed and
delivered.
7. Sourcing paper Saw mill residue from Replacing twice the
housing and furniture amount of seedlings
industries. each year.
Waste paper recovered
from kerbside collection or
purchased from industrial
recycling operators.
From certified forest
sources.
Expert technical staff.
Products can be developed
to suit specific end
applications.
Paper for high strength
packaging products.
8. Speciality papers Registered watermarks,
sensitised security grades,
coloured, embossed and a
broad range of fine writing
papers.
Quality brand products.
Clever Supply and
Logistics
9. Production, Accurately co-ordinating
scheduling, ordering production and shipment.
10. Shipment, Ship any order within a Cost.
delivery times very tight time frame.
38 tonnes of reflex Ultra

3. white over a 24hour
period.
11. Overseas sales PAPER PRODUCTS
MARKETING GROUP
located around the globe
like Hong Kong-China,
Kuala Lumpur-Malaysia,
Taipei-Taiwan, Singapore
and the head office in
Melbourne-Australia co-
ordinate to more than 100
ports located in 65
countries like Neuss
(Dusseldorf) – Germany
and Portland Oregon-USA.
Clever Use of
Resources /
12. Renewable Australian Paper
energy Maryvale Victoria’s Largest
Industrial Renewable
Energy Generator
producing more than 50%
of its own energy needs.
Lignin is used as a fuel to
produce steam which in
turn generates power.
13. Water Forefront of water Percentage ratio could be
use/recycling conservation initiatives. higher.
15% of recycled water
purchased which lowers
resources used to produce
each tonne of paper.
14. Recycling of fibre White liquor components
resources for reuse in the pulping
process and water
continually recycled.
Clever Sustainability
Management
15. Environmental, Positive effect on social,
social and economic economic and
sustainability environmental outcomes
for communities.
New opportunities for

4. growth and security.
16. Certification and ISO 14001
currency Forestry Chain of Custody
Certification
(FSC) (PEFC)
17. Carbon Neutral Government certified
paper carbon neutral paper.
Our Future
18. Future trends and Clever improvement in
requirements fibre sourcing policies,
Latest technology allowing
extraction of maximum
value for resources with
newer and better products.
Anything else you can People need paper The production and use
think of? products and we need of paper has a number of
sustainable, adverse effects on the
environmentally safe environment
production.
19. other polluters Pulp mills contribute to
air, water and land
pollution.
Worldwide, the pulp and
paper industry is the fifth
largest consumer of
energy, accounting for
four precent of the entire
world's energy use. The
pulp and paper industry
uses more water to
produce a ton of product
than any other industry.
http://en.wikipedia.org/
wiki/Paper_pollution
20.WATER AND AIR The United States
POLLUTION Environmental Protection
http://www.edurite.com Agency‎ (EPA) has
/kbase/disadvantages- found that recycling causes
of-recycling-paper 35% less water pollution
and 74% less air pollution
than making virgin
paper. Pulp mills can be
sources of both air and
water pollution, especially

5. if they are
producing bleached pulp.
Modern mills produce
considerably less pollution
than those of a few
decades ago. Recycling
paper decreases the
demand for virgin pulp and
thus reduces the overall
amount of air and water
pollution associated with
paper manufacture.
Recycled pulp can be
bleached with the same
chemicals used to bleach
virgin pulp, but hydrogen
peroxide and sodium
hydrosulphite are the most
common bleaching agents.
Recycled pulp, or paper
made from it, is known as
PCF (process chlorine free)
if no chlorine-containing
compounds were used in
the recycling process.
However, recycling mills
may have polluting by-
products, such as sludge.
De-inking at Cross Pointe's
Miami, Ohio mill results in
sludge weighing 22% of
the weight of wastepaper
recycled.