Naturally Advanced Technologies (NAT), based in Vancouver, Canada, has entered into a three year agreement with Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products.
A privately-held subsidiary of Koch Industries with annual airlaid nonwovens sales in the region of $150 million, Georgia-Pacific will purchase Crailar flax fibre from NAT for ongoing product testing.
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