The investment project in Mondi’s Kuopio containerboard mill at Kuopio, Finland will increase its production capacity by 55,000 tonnes per annum, while enhancing efficiency and improving environmental performance.
Jun 25, 2024
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Mondi, a global leader in sustainable packaging and paper, has completed its EUR 125 million investment in the Kuopio containerboard mill. It includes upgrades to the wood yard, fiber line, evaporation plant, and paper machine producing ProVantage Powerflute®, a high-performance fluting predominantly used in fresh fruit & vegetable trays and boxes.
The investment will increase the production capacity by 55,000 tonnes per annum, enhance product quality for the benefit of our customers, and improve environmental performance by reducing greenhouse gas emissions per tonne of paper and improving resource and energy efficiency.
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Mondi Kuopio marked this milestone with an inauguration event attended by local politicians and partners, highlighting the collaborative efforts and shared vision of Mondi and its stakeholders in fostering economic growth and environmental responsibility.
“We are delighted to celebrate the completion of this significant investment and the opportunity it gives us to continue providing high-quality, sustainable products to our customers. It also demonstrates our commitment to supporting economic growth in the region and securing the long-term viability of the Kuopio mill,” says Mr. Andrew King, CEO Mondi Group
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Mr. Markus Gärtner, CEO of Mondi Corrugated Packaging, says, “Mondi’s purpose is to be sustainable by design, and investments like this support our MAP2030 sustainability commitments around circular-driven packaging and paper solutions, created by empowered people, taking action on climate. The local community will benefit from a modernized mill, including improvements in safety and environmental performance.”