How 1.6 Million Tonnes Of Paper A Year Are Made In Portugal | Big Business
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- The Navigator paper company is Europe’s largest manufacturer of printing and writing paper, and the sixth largest producer in the world. We went to Portugal and visited a eucalyptus field, a nursery, and one of their paper mills to see how Navigator produces 1.6 million tonnes of paper a year.
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this video is closer to be an Ad for Navigator than to be an informational video.
Happens more than not. Camoflaged ads
Seems fine to me 🤷♀️
They didn’t teach us anything about paper making.
Also when i was in Portugal it was told to us that companies like this are the cause of a lot of Forest fires there. So that they can use that land after to plant more trees
@@jortpeters6419 in Portugal everything is a motive to start a forest fire.
"how paper is made"
"Wood chips are put into this 200m long machine"
The end
From my experience..
The wood chips are cooked to produce z fluid like mixture. They are then bleached to make it sparkling white. At this stage a disgusting byproduct called yellow liquor is made. That stuff poisons the entire ground water if left untreated.
The fluid is then passed over hot rollers which remove the moisture and the cellulose remain to make paper.
@@tindrums now I know why our ground water smells so bad we live near the paper mill. (However we live sort of far away from it)
@@tindrums hmmm well i always wished they can clone stuff without making it so that way they dont have to pollute the world
How do i tell my parents i smoke weed on my RUclips channel as my main income 😭😂 i moved out & they wonder how i got an apartment 😳😭
Yes, that's what the actual answer was and the remaining part of the video was just basic info about the company.
The Business Insider team definitely needs a new microphone and better sound editing
really bruh
same:(( had a hard time watching, the audio felt weird
@@jinni9957 watching the audio
@@vcscvgggju6642 maybe he’s deaf and he’s literally watching the waveform, who knows
Bloomberg's sound engineer is pretty good, maybe they can learn from them.
Me: "How is paper made?"
This video: "idk, but here is a 5 min long ad!"
Consider yourself lucky. I got 80 min ad.
I never understood how people tolerated youtube without Adblocker/Vanced
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@@Johndavis-xk5uw stupid bot
@@danc101 im stupid 🤪🤪🤪
More of an advertisement for the company than anything about the paper manufacturing process.
They are all advertisements.
there are better ways to make paper than chopping down trees, here in India there is a company 'Trident' which manufactures paper with the rejects of farmed goods (husk of rice and other crops). This has multiple benefits as the company pays the poor farmers for the husk, and the husk doesn't need to be just thrown away or burnt. I saw their facility and it was quite impressive.
Yes that is very good.
large scale? no
@@dharmdevil yes the same machines are used there too.
They don’t grow rice in Portugal. It is, for most pars, a hilly country. They make do with what they have.
It ain’t India. It is Portugal.
@@AntonioCostaRealEstate they not only use rice husk but other crop husk too like wheat, barley, etc
Imagine being a tree, getting killed, just to become 50 Shades of Grey.
Eucalyptus does not die when cut. It grows back. Too bad for the land as it should die and never come back. This is a plague.
They are actually color white
@@erdiejamesaquino8246 he said grey, not gray.
or the art of the deal
@@gabkoost Why do you consider it a plague, without there would be a lot less paper and with lower quality, since the eucalyptus is one of the best in quantity production and paper quality
“I’m sick, the rest of my family is asleep in the room next to me, and I’m using my laptop’s mic. Anyways, here’s how paper is made”
Contact him directly for further information
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A very pretty story, with a nightmare behind. This eucalyptus and it's crazy amount destroyed more than half of Portugal natural land...
Can you please tell more about that? Just curious to know the other side too
@@SS-oc9uf Yes. This trees suck all the water and nutrients, and its leaves are poisonous. It kills almost every plant on its floor and leaves the land pretty dry and dead. And leaves no food for animals as well.
And now more than half of the portuguese florest is this. All dead, no food, and very hard to recover the land 😭
That's strange and saddening
Thanks for the info though
@@FrankCosta29 its a man made forest. Its not with other trees and animals
@@dearinsomniadontletthebedb9237 what if it was a natural forest before they made it "man made"
It's weird that a small country like Portugal is the largest paper manufacturer in Europe, and the area where the factory is located is infamous for its foul smell which spreads for long distances and reaches neighboring cities.
Maybe because Portugal, with or without the foul stench you might suffer, is a stable democracy. And a Portuguese processor has control over its output at home. .
Try doing this in Africa, and just seeing your entire expensive state of plant being seized by tribal factions, under the orders of whoever competing power wants you bankrupt. Oh, never mind.... you’ve been there already. Angola, Mozambique, Guiné Bissau, Cape Verde.
And then Brazil.... the Klabin Klann would not let you have a plain level field on your shipments out of the Country.
I could’ve be worse. At least, the proud Portuguese female managers can boss around a few men.
without EU funds this one factory would have gone to the toilet . its tiny nation therefore easier to manage that most others . that paper is the least PT can do after repeatedly receiving over 50 billions as a part of the national bailout package , which i am still wondering where the money has gone but we keep paying.
Dont forget we are also the number 1 producer of cork, and the cork with the most quality worldwide
@@PHlophe lmao what an uneducated comment got any saltier after this?
This company isn't even close to being the biggest paper manufacturer in Europe.
I can honestly see Business Insider telling the guy to casually scoot around as they film the factory
Let's appreciate how much work it takes for a piece of paper that human sometimes waste :(
That because we got plenty
You say human as if some other species is making, and wasting paper
*most of the times
@@LHslowed as long as you get the point :)
Well they get paid for it, no? So who cares what happens to the paper afterwards. It's not a waste if the people who produced it got fairly compensated for that work.
Now I know where giants get their rolling papers.
Imagine the amount of paper cuts you would get by using paper lol
@@nicholaslee6098 i meant paper cuts arent that bad
rolling paper is normally rice or hemp paper though
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*Why school exam papers are causing deforestation*
That be a great science fair project 😂
According to GOOGLE I’m a child.
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Let’s get some hemp paper going there!! 🇵🇹
Finally a business insider video I can listen to without needing to look at the captions xd
Are you from Portugal 🇵🇹?
Eucalyptus trees are very destructive in the way that do not allow any other flora to grow with them apart from some types of grass. That can be seen in the video. Sadly the video doesn’t talk about it impact.
Promotional video for Aviator created by Insider team.
Love how they plant the trees so that they can be harvested 10-12 years later, rather than just cutting every tree and leaving barren lands behind
theyre plnting an invasive monoculture. Of course they don't leave barren land behind. How would that ever be economical viable...?
That's how forestry works in Finland too, though the trees grow for 60-80 years and are used for much more than just paper
@@huuskari174 paper farms are bad for the enviorment they plant invasive poisionous trees that take up a lot of space.
There are not a lot of large acreage places you can claim to harvest new cuts.
@@insectbite1714 I only really know about how it's done in Finland, where most of the planted trees are spruce or pine, both are native species
I didn’t know that’s how they cut trees like that lol man technology
Well you learn something new everyday
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I'm a simple man, i see "Portugal" in the title, and i scream: PORTUGAL CARALHOO!! 🤷🏻♂️
Ok...
I love that there is a push scooter to get to one end of the building 😂
Great contends.
making me indirect experienced for that industry.
that dud on the scooter lol
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That dude on the scooter has the dopest job around
That man rolling was enjoying the work
Question: How is paper made? I got 7 topsoils from Pennsylvania here...
Ask Mr Scott
Yeah the trees really put a few more layers of soil in my country yup surely prevents me drowning from high sea level
I am from Pennslvania and live near a paper mill. I can confirm that every process of making paper destroys the enviorment. Tree farms have poisionous imported trees in them.
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Eucalyptus is one of the worst trees for the soil ,it degrades it severe badly
But many Mills use ucalyptus only as they grow easily and easy to process. We supply machinery to Paper Mills and for wood chipper plants. Most Mills are surrounded by vast forests of eucalyptus trees
@@SapphireEngineering just wondering... Do you also do business of paper recycling?
@@kshitijpradhan564 On a very small scale . I recycle all my used paper including newspapers. Hehehe.
Actually I manufacture machinery for Paper Mills . So have seen the process many times. All parts are customized as per their drawing.
Few Mills use Only recyclable waste for making Paper. Such as in kashipur muzaffarnagar and punjab
@@kshitijpradhan564 I have also seen the commercial eucalyptus plantation nurseries. They grow at break neck speed.
Very scientifically grown. Discharge from plants is recycled.
@@SapphireEngineering is recycle paper business profitable 🕊️
👍 Navigator. The world is must better when consumers and producers are earth caring.
Thank you ❤️💐🙏
THANK YOU TO ALL THE HARD WORKERS THAT IT TAKES TO PRODUCE PAPER FROM THE PLANTING OF THE TREES TO GETTING IT TO MARKET. GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU🙏🏼🌹👏
you are morally confused.
Think before wasting a paper. They are not just paper they are trees
@MGTOW Saves Your Life nope. The pollution made to make paper is massive and also the rate of trees being cut down is too much it is causing perminant damage to forests.
@MGTOW Saves Your Life you grow it in your mouth
2:43 imagine being the guy assigned to watch the camera feed of paper getting rolled. "How's it looking?" "Still just nonmoving white rolls, Frank."
We manufacture machinery for Paper Mills and most big Mills depend on their cultivated trees for raw material. Some recycle waste Paper etc.
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Humans logic: Chop trees make paper and write "Save trees" on that paper.
But they also plant them, sooo... 🤷♂️
They are farming the tree not cutting it on natural forests
I’m pretty sure these are tree plantations based on the size of the logs
save trees is not usually written on paper, more on ads online or documents
@@Johndavis-xk5uw shut up bot
For those who dont know the tree used originates from australia its name is Tasmanian blue gum
Also called southern blue gum and just blue gum.
Thanks for the information!
Awesome to see!
Wow, great ad ahahaha
Dennis Premodi, gotta make that green paper somehow.
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The dude w tha scooter was big chillin
I remember my mom boiling eucalyptus leaves and let it seat to cool and then bathing us with it when we were kids and she still does to her grandkids anytime she can.
Save the trees🌲🌲🌲🌲
Ahh agora entendo porquê que portugal foi "invadido" pelo o eucalipto
So agora? Anda a dormir...
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Wow good job Dunder
I work in a paper mill. The 100% of our production is from recycled paper. I'll admit that I feel a little envious watching that clean, new and shiny factory. Ours is the exact opposite, but it's more than 100 years old.
This tree takes lot of water and eventually dry up the whole place
2:40 which model Airbus?
Lmao idk 747
The Chad way of getting paper
Anyone else just like the little scooters the workers rode around on?😂
I feel like she’s trying tell us a funny secret
I wonder how many people are gonna get mad because theyre destroying trees and havent seen the full video
Don't wanna complain, but this industry actually destroyed more than half of Portugal's land
A lot, just look at the dislikes.
I like how factory worker is casually riding a Kick scooter
A great initiative generating employment
Some person needs to do a research to find out whether E-Waste is better for the environment or cutting trees for paper....
It's no longer a choice of computer vs paper because we all use computers no matter what. So less paper is less paper.
@@Lexaire Uhm.... I know that, but I am just curious....
I imagine it would be hard to make that comparison. There’s lots of different forms of E-waste, and lots of different approaches to handling it. As well as many forms of paper and ways of creating it.
Well considering they said using paper has increased Europe's forest area by 17m hectares (3:26), I'm gonna go with paper.
No company that produces a product that ends up as E-waste, is out there planting more trees, or increasing any forests.
@@jonpotter1632 Yeah, usually a research takes an average for values, so like most popular method of making paper, etc.
Nice video. But now you should focus on their poor track record of Tajo river pollution. I Used to kayak downstream from this factory, and on weekdays the water was horrible. Black, foul smelly, with foam. It was a well known problem on the national level, and we raised voice on the matter, and had some limited success. Local media turned their cameras on problem and for some weeks afterwards water got ok. But then quality worsened. It turns out this factory had systems/filters to treat water, but did not use it for greed reasons, it's expensive, so when public turn their eyes on the problem, they "turn on" the system. When dust settles, it's gets turned off, and river gets ugly.. Sad
i like that they gave that one guy a scooter.
Very good PR piece
Interesting video, but the potato you used to record the sound with really lessened the overall experience as a viewer.
Make a video on indian mangoes
anand aggarwal, most tropical nations grow those so.
Almost sounds like a PR piece for recent fires in Portugal
I liked the guy on the scooter
I can hear the earth crying.... A monoculture like this just breaks my heart
*Special mention also about humans freedoms being taken away the last 18 months
That's a real tree hugger there
7 seconds ago wow
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Hug the tree and cut it.
In uruguay we grow rainbow eucalyptus
Grows super fast you can get good money turnover rates if you do it right
Especially if you grow for over a decade a set to the point to get actual heartwood
Awesome video. Proud of companies that care about the Earth!
They don't care about the Earth, eucaliptus monocultures are destroying Portugal
As long as wood is used in a renewable way, meaning plant a tree for every tree cut, I am fine with it
I dont see how that's a good thing. Cut down a forest. Make a newspaper that get thrown out at the end the end of the day. Then wait 2 decades for the tree to grow back.
@@I_WANT_MY_SLAW better than some companies that kill forests and then never replant
Cloned monocultures. Cause that's always a good idea 🙄
At least it captures some carbon
It is a good thing, it reduces the amount of land needed.
So you want to make paper from what? Cabbage?
by burning and wasting all our water it does more harm than good
@@johnny_eth Let eucapilts in Australia, where the tree is from
Incredible...
Amazing!
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I think paper is a good way of storing carbon, if you're not burning it. Or even better build homes from wood.
It really isnt though, as trees, they can remove the carbon dioxide from the atmosphere which is what makes forests such a great carbon sink. The moment you cut it down it just becomes carbon based object. Every single living thing in this world contains carbon, its not unique to plants :/
@@randomcatmeow1394 Living organisms containing it, but they are dying and rotting, emitting it back to the atmosphere. That is why if you store their remains, you're not letting it to be emitted.
the portuguese forests (that ofc has eucalipt majority) is emitting more carbon than it absorbs because of the resing area of eucalipts and our groundwaters are all being sucked by that shit
How does cutting the leaves like that prevent mold?
Tree : “I don’t feel good”
Paper made from tree...
Human : "Write a sign save earth in a paper"
Well yes it is bad but also bamboo needs to be planted so bamboo can be made to make paper.
Some uses the internet I guess...
Awesome coverage of an important topic. Thank you for the report on this
It was basically an ad for a paper company...
you are morally confused. This is a propaganda piece for the paper industry. These trees mark the ecological death of the areas they are planted in.
We use sugercane pulp as source for paper
Better APP then navigator I thought. they have production forest for their production papers.
I didn't know that's how they do it-
How did u think it was made 😁
I thought they just flat that acacia tree then boom "Paper" 😂
And we just simply throw those papers into the trashcans
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2:40 which van fit four airbuses:
me: she dosent even know the full name-
airbus a330: "am i a joke too you"
Voice of Background 😚
Imagine getting a paper cut from putting your finger on the side of one of the paper sheets going through the big roller.
*fun fact, i made you flinch*
Oh Portugal. What have they done to your ancient forests? Eucalyptus: greed and fire.
Cisco,it will end in tears
It seems like The voice over Lady was previously working with ASMR artists. 😆
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Vaaah good technology
Yeah it started with showing little plants 🌱 and then having to wait 15 years for them to grow - oh wait, let’s just chop up whatever’s available now!
"increases Europe's total forest area by 17 m hctr" well for this they clear a 17 m hctr of natural forest to plant only type of trees
I love this example of a carbon neutral, in fact CO2 containment system!
no it's not
@@Ass_of_Amalek I mean the guy was riding a push scooter...
But they can never compete with Dunder Mifflin...
It would be great if they could use solar heat (mirrors) to cook their wood! That would take away from unnecessary heating of the atmosphere by burning anything
Watching this video, it is so sad how all those trees are being destroyed.
Do you feel sad for the wheat in your cereal? No. Then don't feel sad for the trees. The company has 107,000 hectares of trees they plant and harvest trees from; much like the wheat in your cereal.
@@Belioyt nope, the trees planted for paper are invasive and poisionous and the process of making paper pollutes as cereal is made from wheat which is innocent grass that does not poision the enviorment. Also 99% of paper is made from non-renewable forests
@@Belioyt But I don't eat cereal
For a technological advanced time we're using more paper than ever, I don't get why :|
Shut up Chinese copy cat 😺
Bcos books are better than phones
@@thgephte947 I'm not even Chinese, but okay.
Funny, in the US, fine paper machines (machines that make these kinds of paper) are being shut down due to lack of demand.
Amazing