During the past fifty years, the increasingly fast pace of global resource development has placed tremendous strains on the earth natural resources. Our ecosystems and environmental conditions around the world are declining which effects our daily lives. The planting of trees and conserving forests plays a critical role in providing important benefits to improving the quality of the earth environment.
Natural wood pulp papers are commonly used for a broad range of communications, packaging, consumer and industrial uses. And since trees are the major raw material for these wood pulp products, our precious forests are being destroyed.
Conserving trees and our forests by using alternative products has been a goal of Nan Ya Corp. since 1991. During this time, an enormous commitment of manpower and money has been made to develop synthetic
papers to replace natural wood pulp papers. Through this extensive R & D
program, Nan Ya successfully produced high quality, cost-effective
synthetic papers in 1998.
These synthetic papers are made mainly from polypropylene which
give the characteristics such as lower specific gravity, higher stiffness,
and good opacity. By offering the needed physical and economic
properties our synthetic papers are becoming strong
candidates to replace natural wood fiber papers
in the marketplace. We proudly gave our
synthetic paper the trade name?PEPA".
