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Production of waste paper has started in Ethiopia

#Ethiopia Adal Industry stated that it is working to meet the domestic demand by producing waste paper and avoiding the foreign currency spent on the purchase of paper.

He stated that the industry has started producing paper from waste products with the professional support from the Manufacturing Industry Development Institute.

In Ethiopia, animal production is not only for food, but the by-product is used for medicine, animal feed and other uses.

Now it is also used as a raw material for paper production.

According to Dr. Desisa Yadeta, Executive Director of Research and Technology Development at the Manufacturing Industry Development Institute; In a study done on Enset plant, it was confirmed that it is used as a raw material for paper production.

Based on the results of the research, Adal Industry, a manufacturing company, has officially started producing broth in collaboration with the institute.

Dr. Desisa said that Ethiopia spends more than 100 million dollars every year on the purchase of paper. He said that the industry that has entered into production should work to meet domestic demand through proxy production.

He said that the production process started by one industry will be carried out by other factories.

Adane Berhe, manager of Adal Industry, said; He said that the factory has started producing paper for newspapers, books, cardboard and packaging.

He said that in order to sustainably obtain the by-product used as an input for the paper production, he said that he is making connections with the farmers living in the growing areas of the country.

They also stated that the use of waste by-products for paper production will significantly alleviate the resource problems of industries, according to ESA.

He pointed out that Adal Industry has the capacity to produce 30 thousand tons of paper per year on an average and by further increasing this, apart from meeting domestic consumption, it is planning to export its products to foreign countries.