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Swedish paper and board manufacturer Holmen has established a new sales company for its Incada GC folding boxboard produced at the Workington mill in the UK. Holmen Board and Paper Workington AB is intended primarily to simplify compliance with the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) for EU customers purchasing the cartonboard, the company told EUWID in response to an enquiry.

The new company will handle all commercial sales of Incada from Workington, including deliveries to customers both within and outside the European Union. According to Holmen, the new sales structure will not affect operations at the Workington mill or the way Incada is manufactured.

Located in Cumbria, England, the Workington mill has an annual production capacity of around 220,000 tonnes of folding boxboard. The mill produces mechanical pulp on site and uses purchased chemical pulp to manufacture Incada, which is primarily used for food, cosmetics and pharmaceutical packaging. The site is largely self-sufficient in energy thanks to its biomass-fired combined heat and power plant.

Holmen operates in four business areas: Forest, Wood Products, Board and Paper, and Renewable Energy. Its Board and Paper division has four production facilities in Sweden and the UK, producing around 1.5 million t of fresh-fibre paper, cartonboard and containerboard annually.

Source

- EUWID Pulp and Paper (2026-11-02) - Original article: Holmen establishes new sales company for Workington cartonboard - https://www.euwid-paper.com/news/companies/holmen-establishes-new-sales-company-for-workington-cartonboard-031126/