IFPC 2023 The International Fibre Moulding and Paper Forming Conference

The two-day conference will take place 27-28 September 2023, at the Museum of Modern Art in Stockholm, Sweden. It brings together experts and professionals from the paper and pulp industry to discuss the latest advancements, trends, and challenges in fibre moulding and paper forming.

Contact persons during summer 2023

Holiday times are approaching, but you can always get in touch with us during the summer. You can contact these people:

 

 

MoRe attended the Ecohelix inauguration

On June 19, the "Ecohelix Vehicle Event" took place in the High Coast Innovation Park with mingling and fine presentations from Ecohelix, Domsjö Fabriker AB and Kemira. Ecohelix is ​​a biotechnology company that develops sustainable materials. MoRe had the honor to participate in the opening.

Researchers present at ISWFPC 2023

Jessica Gard Timmerfors, Tove Joelsson and PhD student Claudia Quineche will present at the 21s International Symposium on Wood Fiber and Pulping Chemistry in Venice on July 4-7.

New spray facility with us

MoRe has a new spray system that is important in the pulp industry and is used in several ways to improve paper quality and streamline the production process. Some common areas of use are chemical application, moisture diffusion, cooling or heating.

Change in MoRe Research management

MoRe Research CEO since 17 years, Stefan Svensson, will take up a role as Marketing Manager in the RISE pulp, paper and packaging department on June 1, 2023, i.e. the department in which MoRe is part. This also means that he leaves his position as CEO of the company.

The race at High Coast Innovation Park - Go for the top!

May 3 was the premiere of the new exercise race Go for the top!. It is organized twice a year by the High Coast Innovation Park. It is an event that wants to highlight the importance of physical activity for a sustainable working life as well as the importance of meeting and getting conversations between people in a simple and relaxed way.