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Brazilian producer of dissolving pulp, kraft pulp, tissue paper and baby diapers, operating eucalyptus plantations and mills in Bahia, São Paulo and Pernambuco.

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Overview

Bracell is a Brazilian pulp and paper producer whose operations began in 2003 when the RGE Group's Brazilian activities started with the acquisition of BSC (Bahia Specialty Cellulose) and Copener Florestal in Bahia. In August 2018 the company expanded with the acquisition of Lwarcel Celulose in São Paulo. It describes itself as one of the global leaders in special dissolving pulp production, based on sustainable eucalyptus cultivation and state-of-the-art mills, and also produces kraft pulp and tissue paper and baby diapers. It reports generating around 10,000 jobs across the two states where it operates, counting direct and permanently outsourced workers in industrial, forestry and logistics activities, and has offices in Asia, EMEA and the United States.

History

The RGE Group's operations in Brazil began in 2003 with the acquisition of BSC (Bahia Specialty Cellulose) and Copener Florestal in Bahia. In August 2018 the company's activities were expanded with the acquisition of Lwarcel Celulose in São Paulo. In addition to these production units, Bracell has offices in Asia, EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) and the United States. Bracell describes itself as one of the global leaders in special dissolving pulp production, basing its operations on sustainable eucalyptus cultivation and state-of-the-art mills.

Products and positioning

One of the global leaders in special dissolving pulp production, based on sustainable eucalyptus cultivation and state-of-the-art mills.

  • Dissolving pulp

    Raw material for making fabrics, wet wipes, cosmetic masks and cellophane.

  • Special dissolving pulp

    Used in the textile industry and in the production of medicines, food and cosmetics.

  • Kraft pulp

    Bleached short-fiber eucalyptus pulp used to make papers in general, such as printing and writing paper, packaging, self-adhesive and decorative papers, adhesive tapes, toilet paper and paper towels.

  • Tissue paper and baby diapers

    Tissue is a softer, more absorbent type of paper used to produce items such as toilet paper, paper towels, napkins and facial tissues.

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