Borregaard has one of the world's most advanced and sustainable biorefineries. By using natural, sustainable raw materials, Borregaard produces advanced and environmentally friendly biochemicals that can replace oil-based products. Borregaard also holds strong positions within ingredients and fine chemicals.
In addition to its biorefinery in Sarpsborg, Borregaard has five production sites outside Norway dedicated to
producing lignin-based products. Borregaard employs 1100 man-years in plants and sales offices in 13 countries throughout Asia, Europe and the Americas.
Borregaard in a nutshell
- A biorefinery with high value-added
- Specialisation in global niches
- Strong innovation ability and continuous improvement
- Competence as the main competitive advantage
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This is borregaard
R&d and innovation
Dedicated research and development over time have resulted in solutions that respond to important long-term global challenges.
Markets
By using the different components of wood, borregaard produces sustainable products that the world needs.
Sustainability
Our sustainable products and solutions can play an important role in addressing some of the world’s greatest challenges: population growth and climate change.
Awards & recognitions
Over the years borregaard has received external recognition, both in terms of funding for research and development and awards.
Sponsorship
We see sponsorship and supporting activities as an investment in the local community, in terms of living environment, business climate and cultural aspects. borregaard contributes annually around 5 million nok to support measures that benefit both the company and the region.
Certifications
Borregaard is certified in accordance with several standards.
History
Borregaard is a company with rich traditions. The first industrial plants were started in the 1600s while modern industrial activities began with the Kellner Partington Paper Pulp Company Ltd in 1889.