Our performance in 2009 - Sappi

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4 5 Packaging paper of heavy and lightweight grades of paper and board are mainly used for primary and secondary packaging of fast moving consumer goods, agricultural and industrial products. Products include container board, sack kraft and machine glazed kraft which can be coated to enhance barrier and aesthetic properties. Pulp All our South African businesses are focused on developing niche products and services to improve our customer offerings and profitability. Paper pulp is the main raw material used in the production of printing, writing and packaging paper. Pulp is the generic term that describes the cellulose fibre derived from wood. These cellulose fibres may be separated by mechanical, thermo-mechanical or chemical processes. Mechanical pulp is produced by mechanically grinding wood or wood chips. Thermo mechanical pulp is produced by processing wood fibres using heat and mechanical grinding of acetate tow, microcrystalline or refining wood or wood chips. cellulose, cellophane, ethers and Chemical pulp is produced by using moulding powders. The various chemical processes which remove grades of chemical cellulose are the glues (lignins) that bind the wood manufactured in accordance with fibres leaving cellulose fibres. Paper the specific requirements of made from chemical pulp is generally customers in different market termed ‘woodfree’ or ‘fine’ paper. segments.The purity of the Chemical cellulose chemical cellulose is one of the key determinants of its suitability for is manufactured by similar processes particular applications. to paper pulp, but purified further to leave virtually pure cellulose fibres. The purity and viscosity of the Chemical cellulose is used in the chemical cellulose are the key manufacture of a variety of cellulose determinants of its suitability for textile and non-woven fibre particular applications. products, including viscose staple Timber products fibre (rayon), solvent spun fibre (lyocell) and filament. It is also used includes sawn timber for in various other cellulose-based construction and furniture applications in the food, cigarette, manufacturing. chemical and pharmaceutical industries, including the manufacture Products and brands Pulp 2009 annual report Algro Design Barricoat Beehive Bag Cape Fluting Cape Liner Glass Glaze Hi Yield Fluting ® Kraftguard ® Kraftpride ® Mg Industrial Presspride ® Printpride ® Stackraft ® Stegi Stratomax Superflute Superprint ® Tobacco Liner Wicked Wrap Chemical cellulose Kraft pulp Hardcell – Softcell ® Our brands 17 our business
Our objectives for 2010 Improve profitability and returns Generate strong cash flow and reduce debt Engage with customers to meet changing market needs and economics Align manufacturing footprint with market environment (including possible capacity reduction) Implement BEE equity deal Optimise expanded Saiccor to improve efficiency and profitability Realise post-acquisition synergy targets and acceptable returns in Europe
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