Manufactured by Allimand, and responding to Centre Technique du Papier's (CTP) specific request, this "chromatogénie" pilot is designed for the development ofbarrier papers with the interest in making them resistant to water and gas, whilst remaining recyclable and biodegradable.Franck Rettmeyer, Allimand's Chairman and CEO, highlighted in his speech the good example of collaboration between the Centre Technique du Papier, the research laboratory and the Grenoble-based paper machine manufacturer Allimand. "in combining their skills, they have developed innovative technologies in order to produce ultra economical paper with ecological qualities that would impress even the strongest activist," Rettmeyer said.The pilot line offers the possibility to develop new products for many sectors, among these for example the packaging and food industries.