Recovered fibre to packaging paper

Paper manufacturing

Mpact's paper manufacturing operations turn recovered fibre into packaging and industrial paper grades through three South African mills.

The division supports Mpact's integrated circular model: recovered paper and packaging are processed into containerboard, cartonboard, coated board and industrial boards that can move into converting, agriculture, commercial and industrial packaging applications.

Seedling growing through a wood puzzle, representing circular paper manufacturing

What they do

Division capabilities

Three specialist mills

Felixton, Piet Retief and Springs each focus on recycled-based paper grades for packaging and industrial markets.

Recycled fibre focus

Felixton operates on recycled fibre and Springs uses recovered fibre from Mpact Recycling for board applications.

Certified supply

The paper mills reference FSC certifications across key grades, supporting responsible sourcing and customer assurance.

Integrated value chain

Mill output feeds packaging demand across agriculture, food, commercial and industrial sectors.

Latest news

Recent official updates

Official updates

Mpact Group media centre

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Official division page

Products and innovation: Paper manufacturing

Read the source page for the latest official paper manufacturing description and links.

2025 reporting suite

Mpact annual and sustainability reporting

Review the current reporting suite for performance and sustainability context that covers the paper business.

Get in touch

Contact the paper mills

For paper manufacturing enquiries, start with the Mpact Group contact channel or the paper mills contact link on the official product page.

Mpact Group: +27 (0)11 994 5500Email: info@mpact.co.zaOfficial page: mpact.co.za/products-innovation/paper

Sources

Official content sources

Division page content is paraphrased from official Mpact Group and Mpact division-owned websites. These pages are intended to summarise public Mpact information in one place without duplicating the external source pages.