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Double A Group
A fully integrated pulp and paper mill, was incorporated in 1991. Located in Thailand’s central plains in the province of Prachinburi, the mill began operating in 1995 and has an annual capacity of 600,000 tons of pulp and 600,000 tons of paper.
The company’s broad portfolio of products extends from superior quality short fiber large paper sheets to innovative stationery products and premium copy papers –all made of sustainable fiber from Double A’s Paper Tree, which is grown along the rice paddy ridges of more than 1.5 million farmers across Thailand through a uniquely Asian solution to the sustainable sourcing of fiber that we call PFFT – Paper from Farmed Trees.

The Double A Brand
Double A brand premium copy paper, introduced in 2000, was the first consumer branded copy paper, has been the leading brand in Thailand for 10 consecutive years and now available in more than 100 countries …show more content…

Paper with Personality
The Double A brand personality elevates the product to much more than just copy paper. Double A is Premium, Smart, Cosmopolitan, Witty, Reliable, Innovative and Professional – everything that the office workers around the world who use it aspire to be. More than a trusted brand, Double A’s innovative marketing brings smiles to the faces of secretaries, clerks and executives everywhere with the wry office humor in its TV commercials – and keeps those smiles there with ‘No Jam’ copying that relieves stress in the workplace.

Double A Quality – The Secret is in the Trees
Double A’s ultimate goal is to be internationally recognized as the leading provider of premium quality copy paper, and with our Paper Tree we will reach that

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