01851cam 2200313za 45009.831954CaOODSP20221107145852cr |||||||||||170517s2017 onca o f000 0 eng d978-0-660-07560-0CaOODSPengn-cn-quFo4-102/2017E-PDFForest products from birch trees [electronic resource].[Ottawa] : Natural Resources Canada, c2017.[1] p. : col. ill.Issued also in French under title: Produits forestiers à base de bouleau.Caption title.At head of title: An IFIT project."The Fortress Specialty Cellulose Inc. pulp mill in Thurso, Quebec, will be the first mill in North America to produce dissolving pulp from birch wood. The new technology will enable the production and commercialization of dissolving pulp from birch trees, a tree species that grows abundantly in Canada but has been largely underutilized by the pulp and paper industry. The resulting pulp has a cellulose content of about 95 percent, which is much higher than regular pulp. Regarded as “specialty cellulose” by the pulp and paper industry, dissolving pulp, with its higher cellulose content, is used in a variety of every day products including textiles, medical equipment, packaging and food additives."gccstPulp and paper industrygccstForestry productsgccstInnovationCanada. Natural Resources Canada.Canadian Forest Service.Investments in Forest Industry Transformation (Canada)Produits forestiers à base de bouleau (CaOODSP)9.831955PDF990 KBhttps://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2017/rncan-nrcan/Fo4/Fo4-102-2017-eng.pdf