Russian Krasnokamsk Factory Produces Tobacco Industry Cardboard

Dec.26.2022

Russian Krasnokamsk Factory Produces Tobacco Industry Cardboard

Krasnokamsk's "Kama" factory in Russia now produces tobacco-industry-specific cardboard, meeting market demands for hardness, curl and whiteness previously fulfilled by imports.

The Kama factory in Krasnokamsk, Russia has started producing cardboard for the tobacco industry.

A test batch of double-coated paperboard with a density of 230 g/m2 has been produced, meeting the specific requirements for hardness, curling, and whiteness in the tobacco market.

The first batch was sent to the manufacturing company for industrial testing. Similar cardboard had previously been imported from abroad.

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