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Veracel Mill

Veracel Celulose S/A · also known as Veracel Celulose

OperatingSuzano S.A. (50%) / Stora Enso (50%)Veracelveracel.com.brID 00581

Veracel Mill is an operating kraft pulp mill in Eunápolis, Brazil, owned by Veracel. With a capacity of 1 100 000 tonnes per year it is the 11th largest of the 19 pulp mills in Brazil with a recorded capacity.

Location and logistics

Location
Eunápolis, Bahia, Brazil
Nearest port
Port Of Ilheus · 151 km
Straight-line distance to the nearest major port. Method
Rail siding
No siding mapped
Nearest railway
Over 50 km
Map

Capacity and output

Capacity
1 100 000 t/y pulp
Production
Not reported
Type
Kraft

Raw material and products

Pulp grades
Also produces
Certifications
FSCPEFC

History and sources

Data confidence: High (100 of 100) · methodology

Timeline

  1. other2015
    From 2015 the mill shipped its pulp exclusively by sea, a logistics change the company marked ten years later.
    Source ↗
  2. startup2005
    The industrial mill in Eunápolis began operating in 2005, originally designed for 900,000 tonnes of pulp per year, and later reached an average level of 1.1 million tonnes a year after investments in its early years.
    Source ↗
  3. foundedunsourced2005
    Veracel commenced pulp production (20 years operation as of 2025)
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  1. founded1991
    Veracel started its operations in southern Bahia in 1991, well before industrial pulp production began.
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Sources

  1. otherchecked 2026-07-22
    storaenso.com ↗
  2. otherchecked 2026-07-22
    industryabout.com ↗
  3. newschecked 2026-07-23
    eib.org ↗
Show all 6 sources
  1. otherchecked 2026-10-09
    search.fsc.org ↗
  2. company websitechecked 2026-10-09
    veracel.com.br ↗
  3. company websitechecked 2026-07-27
    veracel.com.br ↗

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