No matter what role we have within Holmen, we all work with renewable raw material and energy sources as a starting point. There is a great, strong and genuine commitment to our work. Because we believe in what we do.
picture of smiling woman in Iggesund mill
Iggesund Mill
Iggesund Mill is one of the world's most advanced, fully integrated pulp and paperboard factories. The mill has traditions dating back to 1685 and is characterized by pride and commitment.
Iggesund Mill
Iggesund Mill is one of the world's most advanced, fully integrated pulp and cardboard factories. The cardboard machines are hundreds of meters long, technically advanced and work around the clock, year round, to produce tons of paperboard. If you've ever been to a tax-free shop at an international airport, then you've probably seen packaging made from the high-quality paperboard - under the name Invercote - manufactured in Iggesund.
The mill has traditions that stretch all the way back to 1685. It is characterized by pride and commitment, and today around 800 people work together to make the raw material together into world-class renewable packaging.
Råvara: Barr- och lövmassaved
Process: Sulfatmassa
Produkter: Flerskiktskartong gjord av blekt kemisk massa (SBB)
Varumärken: Invercote
Meet our employees in the Iggesund area
A smart and meaningful choice
Why Holmen
With us you get the best of both worlds. We are small enough for you to be able to influence things, while as a Group we have the muscle to achieve large-scale change and make a real difference.
Holmen in Hudiksvall & Iggesund
Holmen is one of the biggest forest owners in Sweden and the growing forest is the basis of our business. We are part of the ecocycle from seedling to plank, where the raw material is refined into everything from wood for climate-smart buildings to renewable packaging, magazines and books.
Together with Iggesund's sawmill, Iggesund's mill creates a biocombine with smart environmental solutions for the future. The mill supplies the sawmill with steam which is used to dry the timber and in return receives raw material in the form of wood chips to make pulp or energy.