Pictured is Marjo Määttänen, a senior scientist at the VTT Technical Research Centre in Finland, with a new nonwoven manufactured from recycled cardboard.
A process that enables recycled paper and cardboard to be used as the raw material for nonwovens has been developed at VTT that is said to be 20% cheaper than the current methods for producing them from cellulosics.
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