Company Story
1852 - Borregaard was founded as a sawmill in Sarpsborg, Norway.
1889 - The company started producing pulp and paper.
1913 - Borregaard began producing sulfite cellulose.
1920s - The company expanded its production to include viscose and cellulose.
1950s - Borregaard started producing lignin, a by-product of pulp production.
1960s - The company began producing vanillin, a flavoring agent.
1980s - Borregaard expanded its operations to include biorefinery and biogas production.
2000s - The company focused on developing sustainable and environmentally friendly products.
2014 - Borregaard was listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
2019 - The company acquired the Belgian company, 3D-Bioprinting Solutions.