The Swedish company Fiskeby has received permits from the Swedish Land and Environment Court allowing the company to increase production from 170 000 tonnes of cartonboard per year to 200 000 tonnes annually.
Fiskeby’s packaging board is manufactured from 100 per cent recovered fibre. Fiskeby, based in Norrköping, has been manufacturing paper and board since 1637.
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