UPM Pulp serves the global market with a broad portfolio of responsibly produced eucalyptus, birch and softwood pulp grades. Our pulp is used in everyday essentials from tissue to paper and packaging, and in innovative new applications.
Power your performance with UPM Pulp
The world's leading multifibre pulp supplier
How do we power your performance?
UPM Pulp in brief
5.8 million t/a
production capacity
5
modern pulp mills
250+
customers worldwide
1,800
employees
3
main markets: Europe, APAC, North America
3
R&D centers in China, Finland and Uruguay
Responsibly produced renewable and recyclable materials
As a sustainability leader, we produce certified and traceable pulp from well-managed plantations in Uruguay and forests in Finland.
Our five pulp mills are located in Finland and Uruguay with a combined annual production capacity of 5.8 million tonnes. All our mills use the best European Union-defined available techniques (BAT) to ensure efficient, reliable and sustainable production. Pulp production generates renewable energy in excess of our own needs – making our mills net suppliers of energy. In fact, UPM is the second largest generator of biomass- based electricity in Europe.
A reliable, long-term partner
Our ~1,800 highly skilled professionals worldwide are guided and supported by the UPM values – trust and be trusted; achieve together; renew with courage.
Together we deliver what matters most: reliable, high-quality pulp and security of supply. Our solutions enable you to run competitive, stable and seamless operations. We want our customers to be able to focus on their core business, succeed and plan for their future in the long term.
Expanding the possibilities of renewable fibres
We have served our customers for over 100 years, continuously developing new fibre solutions and applications.
Pulp helps create more sustainable products and value chains. Pulp is a renewable raw material – helping reduce dependence on fossil-based materials. In addition, the residues and side streams of pulp production can be turned into new products such as renewable fuels, chemicals and advanced materials. This is how we continue to renew the everyday through renewable fibres.
