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This document provides Product Category Rules (PCR) for the assessment of the environmental performance of processed paper and paperboard (including corrugated paper and paperboard), and the declaration of this performance by an EPD.
The product category corresponds to UN CPC class 3214 (Processed paper and paperboard) and its sub-classes, as well as sub-class 32151 (Corrugated paper and paperboard), as defined in the UN CPC system (included classes in bold):
○ Class 3214: Processed paper and paperboard
<ul>
<li>Sub-class 32141 - Composite paper and paperboard, not surface-coated or impregnated</li>
<li>Sub-class 32143 - Paper and paperboard coated with kaolin or with other inorganic substances</li>
<li>Sub-class 32142 - Paper and paperboard, creped, crinkled, embossed or perforated n.e.c.</li>
<li>Sub-class 32149 - Other paper and paperboard, cellulose wadding and webs of cellulose fibres, coated, impregnated, gummed or adhesive, covered, surface-coloured, surface decorated or printed, in rolls or sheets</li>
</ul>
○ Class 3215: Sub-class 3215 Corrugated paper and paperboard and containers of paper and paperboard
<ul>
<li>Sub-class 32151 Corrugated paper and paperboard</li>
</ul>
The scope of this PCR was expanded as of version 3.1, published 2022-07-06, by the inclusion of UN CPC 32151, which was previously covered by PCR 2013:07 Corrugated paper and paperboard (expired 2021-08-11). Note that an EPD based on PCR 2013:08 shall not be compared with an EPD based on the present PCR.
The PCR document may be downloaded in the EPD Portal. It is free to register in the EPD Portal.

Being updated - Processed paper and paperboard

This PCR is being updated and the validity of the current version has been extended for 1 year until 2025-11-18.
Open Consultation is expected to begin by January 2025. Stakeholders are welcome to provide their input when open consultation has started. Note that dates are preliminary.
For questions related to the PCR development, please contact the PCR Moderator - <a href="mailto:mate.saric@ivl.se" target="_self">Mate Saric</a> , IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute.
This document provides Product Category Rules (PCR) for the assessment of the environmental performance of processed paper and paperboard (including corrugated paper and paperboard), and the declaration of this performance by an EPD.
The product category corresponds to UN CPC class 3214 (Processed paper and paperboard) and its sub-classes, as well as sub-class 32151 (Corrugated paper and paperboard), as defined in the UN CPC system (included classes in bold):
○ Class 3214: Processed paper and paperboard
<ul>
<li>Sub-class 32141 - Composite paper and paperboard, not surface-coated or impregnated</li>
<li>Sub-class 32143 - Paper and paperboard coated with kaolin or with other inorganic substances</li>
<li>Sub-class 32142 - Paper and paperboard, creped, crinkled, embossed or perforated n.e.c.</li>
<li>Sub-class 32149 - Other paper and paperboard, cellulose wadding and webs of cellulose fibres, coated, impregnated, gummed or adhesive, covered, surface-coloured, surface decorated or printed, in rolls or sheets</li>
</ul>
○ Class 3215: Sub-class 3215 Corrugated paper and paperboard and containers of paper and paperboard
<ul>
<li>Sub-class 32151 Corrugated paper and paperboard</li>
</ul>
The scope of this PCR was expanded as of version 3.1, published 2022-07-06, by the inclusion of UN CPC 32151, which was previously covered by PCR 2013:07 Corrugated paper and paperboard (expired 2021-08-11). Note that an EPD based on PCR 2013:08 shall not be compared with an EPD based on the present PCR.
The PCR document may be downloaded in the EPD Portal. It is free to register in the EPD Portal.
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Semi-chemical fluting produced from 100% virgin fibers. Low grammage particularly suitable for thin micro-corrugated constructions. Also used as centre liner in double wall constructions. Used for food contact applications.

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