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Moose paper
We are one of the few companies in the world that produces moose paper. The paper is made of moose droppings which make a sensational raw material for paper.
Moose droppings contain cellulose and the process is built upon refining this product. The paper is light brown, fragile, and has a scent of bark. The structure of the paper is natural with visible bits of wood and bark.
The paper is based on plant-recirculation because the moose eat the plants that then become the raw material for the paper. The paper is then produced manually without energy demanding machines. The paper is used to create letterpaper, business cards, postcards, diplomas, menus, etc.
Product developers consider moose paper to be a strong symbol for environmental friendliness and the harmony of nature.
Photo: Claes Jörnsköld
Artist: Göran Boström
Dollar made of mooseshit!