From the heart of the forest where trees stand tall and proud, the journey of paper begins. Harvested logs are transported to mills, where they are meticulously debarked and chipped into uniform pieces. These wood chips transform pulping processes, either chemical or mechanical, breaking down their structure to release cellulose fibers. Bleaching follows, purifying the pulp to a pristine white. Refined and pressed, the pulp becomes a smooth, strong sheet on the Fourdrinier machine, drying and gaining its final form. Once finished, the paper is cut, packaged, and distributed, finding its way into homes, offices, and schools. This remarkable journey is a testament to human ingenuity and the wonders of nature, culminating in the recycled promise of sustainability and renewal
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