An agile business partner

Today, consumers demand constantly improving pulp products, with reduced impact on the environment. In parallel, producers strive to improve their bottom line, while reducing costs and saving resources.

At SCA, we produce leading quality pulp, designed to meet these demands, especially in terms of environmental performance. In our forests in northern Sweden - the largest private forest holding in Europe - we carefully grow trees for a century before they are harvested to become renewable and recyclable products. For every tree harvested at least two new ones are planted. The constantly growing forests we source our wood from also absorbs a lot of carbon dioxide. 

We pride ourselves on the success of our customers. Using our broad application expertise, especially within tissue and packaging, we tailor pulp solutions to meet our customers' specific needs. Through business development and product innovation, we have proven able to help improve their bottom line.

Our products

SCA Pure

SCA Pure is our top-performing NBSK pulp. Pure, as in pure performance, pure profitability, and pure sustainability. SCA Pure have unique strength properties, and is both FSC® and PEFC certified (FSC C013162, PEFC/05-33-132). premium pulp is available in several different product grades, initially offering two TCF grades and three ECF grades.

SCA More

Introducing SCA More: CTMP pulp with exceptional bulk, plus the market's broadest CTMP portfolio, with unmatched customization possibilities.

SCA Cirrus

SCA Cirrus is our series of superior degree green products, responsibly refined from our pulp production, including tall oil, turpentine, district heating and green electricity.

SCA Massa in everyday life. Worldwide!

For nearly a century, we have harnessed the power of our Nordic forests to produce premium pulp for a variety of products worldwide.

The Future of Pulp

There is a rapidly growing awareness of climate change, and of the urgency to act. To turn the world, from a fossil-fed society to a bio-based. And we have only seen the beginning of the green, fiber-based evolution yet.