Raw water treatment plays a crucial role in cigarette paper manufacturing at BMJ, as water is one of the essential raw materials involved in the entire production process. From the initial stages of paper-making to the final paper formation, water is intricately woven into each step. Even during the drying process, water vapor emerges from the paper's surface highlighting its continuous presence throughout the manufacturing cycle.
The significant water demand in the cigarette paper industry, including at BMJ, underscores its indispensable nature for manufacturing. Nonetheless, we are fully aware that water is vital not only for our industry but also for the well-being of the community and the surrounding environment.
Given the importance of water in our operations and our commitment to safeguarding the environment, we have adopted environmentally friendly water treatment practices. We believe, comprehensive research about the situation and the subjects should be the foundation for every green initiatives. For increasing our water efficiency, we find out that increasing the number of water use cycles before being discharged, provides higher savings than directly reducing the usage of water on production. The best solution for sustainability implementation is not always as clear as the tip of the iceberg.
By adhering to such prudent water treatment practices, we actively contribute to the preservation of our environment's health and the conservation of this invaluable resource. At BMJ, we believe sustainable manufacturing practices are integral to our responsibility as an industry player, ensuring a brighter and greener future for our community and the planet. As we continue to prioritize eco-friendly initiatives, we strive to set a positive example for the broader business sector and inspire others to follow suit in embracing environmentally conscious methods.