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ALPA revovered paper recycling -

for the sake of the environment

We use recovered paper collected from households (newspapers, magazines) to produce high-quality newsprint and magazine papers. To process this recovered paper, we have invested a great deal in our modern and ecologically sound ALPA I and ALPA II recovered paper recycling plants. Things come around full circle here in that recovered paper is put to ecologically sensible use.

Technical Datas

Construction history
	ALPA I	ALPA II
Start of construction	January 1991	August 2009
Commissioning	January 1992	July 2010
1st capacity expansion	July/August 1994
2nd capacity expansion and low-density slotted sorting	1998
3rd capacity expansion and bleaching	July 2005
ALPA I + ALPA II
Capacities
Recovered paper warehouse, total	15,000 t
Recovered paper turnover, total	1,500 t/day
Output of treated recovered paper, total	1,200 t/day
Warehouse volume for good material, total	3,500 m3

Facts of Waste Paper Recycling at a Glance

A vital contribution to the disposal of waste paper / relief of waste incineration plants and dumpsites
a minimum of polluting emissions
low energy and water consumption
little wastewater contamination
protection of resources
sensible and environmental closed loop recycling management (reduction of heavy goods transport)

Want to sell waste paper? Please get in touch with our purchasing department!