Protection of Natural Resources.
Artlant offers a concrete example of how high-quality paper can be produced by adopting a responsible sourcing policy to protect the planet’s resources and foster a circular economy.
Upcycling & Sustainable Sourcing
Industrial Symbiosis & Upcycling
Through creative reuse, we transform agro-industrial, leather, and textile residues into high-value papers—from Alga Carta (1990s) and Crush (2012) to Remake (2015) and Refit (2019).
100% Certified Virgin Cellulose
100% of the wood cellulose Artlant uses is recognised by the FSC™ as certified according to its Chain of Custody (COC) or Controlled Wood (CW) standards, ensuring zero involvement in illegal felling or human rights violations.
Pre & Post-Consumer Recycling
By reusing manufacturing leftovers and post-consumer waste, we limit reliance on virgin cellulose. Our flagship eco-friendly paper, Shiro Echo, is made of 100% recycled fibres.
Bamboo & Cotton Linters
Fast-growing bamboo captures 4x more CO₂ than young forests, while pre-consumer cotton linters provide high-value strength for Tree Free papers.
Esparto Grass & Bagasse
Esparto grass thrives in arid areas without irrigation, while sugarcane bagasse repurposes agricultural residues to reduce water and carbon footprints.
Harmful Substance Reduction
We eliminate carbon black, formaldehyde, chlorine, and ammonia, cutting hazardous waste sent to landfill by 84% (2009–2024).
