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Product Safety
Providing paper graded for the food packaging industry, fully compliant with the latest safety and regulatory compliance requirements.
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Articles Sep 11 2024
A Century of Innovation and Sustainability: Celebrating 100 Years of Kemsley Paper Mill
From its inception in 1924, Kemsley has grown from strength to strength, becoming the largest mill for recycled papers in the UK, and the second largest in Europe. As we mark the centennial of Kemsley Paper Mill, we reflect on our journey of innovation, growth, and commitment to sustainability.
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DS Smith & Ellen MacArthur Foundation Partnership
The partnership will accelerate the company’s circular economy drive and support innovation across the business, including recycling and carbon-efficiency in e-commerce.
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Subsidiary Disclosures
UK Subsidiary Companies – Section 172 statements
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What is the Circular Economy?
The circular economy is an alternative solution for the current linear economy that is based on a ‘take, make, consume and dispose’ mindset. It is a model that is based on the principles of designing out waste and pollution, keeping products and materials in use, and regenerating natural systems.
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Articles Aug 27 2025
Major Milestone Reached at Kemsley Paper Mill
We’re excited to share that the 'F-Line Project' at our Kemsley paper mill has reached a significant milestone, with the completion of the main building for our new fibre preparation plant.
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Fibre Sourcing & Availability
Whilst we prioritise the use of recycled fibres through our circular business model, a small amount of virgin fibres are required. However, to deliver truly sustainable value, whilst we consume virgin fibre today we must also protect the resources that our business will need tomorrow.
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Fresh food packaging - DS Smith Easy Bowl
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Circularity
We are designing out waste and pollution, and keeping materials in use.
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Articles Aug 29 2024
Plast-icks: Brits Supermarket Packaging Pet Peeves Revealed
Our new research reveals Brits' biggest supermarket packaging gripes, including products wrapped in excessive plastic and packaging that isn't recyclable.