If you're a home cook who relies on pre-shredded cheeses, you may have noticed that many varieties contain wood pulp as an ingredient. Here's why.

Shredded cheese is the perfect topper for so many meals, but the ingredients list might give you pause. Let's take a closer look at cellulose.

Sweden-based forest owner organization and wood-based material supplier Södra is looking to boost textile circularity with ...

Wood pulp helps P&G’s Charmin and Bounty paper towels feel soft and more absorbent, and the company says consumers prefer them. P&G says its competitors making premium toilet paper all ...

Ultimately, P&G's wood pulp purchases represent a "small portion" of the 16.8 million metric tons of emissions from its total supply chain, said P&G spokesman Scott Heid. He declined to provide a ...

Days after Nova Scotia's forestry sector was dealt a major blow, the province is promising to use more wood to heat and ...

100% wood pulp tissue appears brighter and cleaner, without the need for harsh whitening chemicals. Virgin pulp meets stricter hygiene standards, making it suitable for napkins and facial tissues.

Green manufacturing technologies including biocatalysis, enzyme immobilization, and continuous manufacturing in a packed-bed reactor enabled Merck to produce investigational leukemia drug ...

Wood pulp, also known as cellulose, is a common food additive. Companies use the cost-saving carbohydrate because of its effect on shredded cheese's consistency. In fact, ...