Corporate Body

Tasmanian Paper Pty Ltd (1928 - 1930)

From
1928
Kermandie, Tasmania, Australia
To
1930
Functions
Paper or Pulp Industry

Summary

In the late 1920s Tasmanian Paper Pty Ltd was established to run a pilot plant to study and develop the use of Tasmanian timber in the paper industry. The plant operated until 1930 and had proven (confirmed by a trial at APM's Fairfield mill) that newsprint could be produced from mixtures of eucalypt groundwood and sulphite pulp.

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