Ahlstrom inaugurates new parchmentizer at the Saint-Séverin plant, strengthening customer partnerships and local commitment

Ahlstrom, a global leader in fiber-based specialty materials, inaugurated its new parchmentizer, PMZ5, today, May 21st, at its Saint-Séverin plant in France.

A parchmentizer is an industrial machine used in the parchmentization process, which treats cellulose-based paper to transform it into durable, grease- and water-resistant vegetable parchment. This process gives the paper a unique set of characteristics that make it suitable for demanding applications, especially in the food packaging market.

This latest EUR 15 million investment in Saint-Séverin underscores Ahlstrom’s enduring commitment to sustainable innovation, customer collaboration, and to the local community that has supported Ahlstrom for generations.
more at: https://www.ahlstrom.com/Media/releases/press-releases2/2025/ahlstrom-inaugurates-new-parchmentizer-at-the-saint-severin-plant-strengthening-customer-partnerships-and-local-commitment/

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