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▲ The changed CI of 'MOORIM EUROPE'​▲ View of the 'MOORIM EUROPE'​ office On July 25, Moorim's (CEO: Lee Do-kyun) European subsidiary 'MOORIM UK' changed its corporate name to 'MOORIM EUROPE''. This decision is a strategic move to redefine Moorim's identity to clearly reflect the company's expanded operations across Europe from its initial focus on the UK and to continue to grow its presence in the European market. The new corporate name reflects the company's commitment to expanding its reach beyond a single country to connect with Europe as a whole. The corporate name change officially took effect on July 25, the same week as Moorim's founding anniversary, July 26. This change, which coincides with the company's anniversary, marks a significant milestone linking the path Moorim has traveled with the leap forward it is taking. Such changes naturally align with the future vision shared at the 20th anniversary celebration of the establishment of the European subsidiary last year. The event, held in Kingston, London, brought together local representatives and Seoul office staff to reflect on the company's journey over the past 20 years and share a common direction for sustainable growth in the European market. Meanwhile, Moorim's European subsidiary was launched in 2004 as the first sales subsidiary of an Asian paper manufacturer and has established itself as a strategic hub and gateway for the company's expansion into Europe. Starting in the UK and now in more than 20 countries, the company has established strong partnerships with direct sales networks and long-term cooperation with large Western European customers to promote the excellence of Korean paper. The trust and performance that have been built over high entry barriers are further extended by Moorim's strengths of superior quality, environmental friendliness, and consistent sales strategy. Building on this foundation, Moorim will further strengthen its connections across Europe and further solidify its position as a trusted partner in a rapidly changing global marketplace.   

▲ A view of Moorim P&P's Ulsan plant, the only natural virgin pulp producer in Korea.Moorim became the first paper company in the world to receive the highest rating of 'Platinum' in the Zero Waste to Landfill global verification. Moorim P&P (CEO: Lee Do-kyun) has become the first paper company in the world to achieve the highest rating of 'Platinum' in 'Zero Waste to Landfill (hereinafter ZWTL)' verification by UL Solutions, a global safety science institute. This completes Moorim's eco-friendly system from raw material procurement to product production and waste disposal, solidifying its status as a 'perfect green factory'. ZWTL is a global verification scheme that awards Silver (90-94%), Gold (95-99%), and Platinum (100%) ratings based on the waste recycling rate of a business establishment. Moorim P&P's Ulsan plant, the only manufacturer of natural virgin pulp in Korea, achieved the Platinum rating by recycling 100% of its waste. In particular, the Ulsan plant produces sustainable natural pulp and converts 'black liquor', a biomass fuel generated during the manufacturing process, into renewable energy such as electricity and steam to produce the only low-carbon paper certified by the Ministry of Environment in Korea. The company also recycled most of its waste into soil amendments and cement raw materials, which was recognized as demonstrating a high level of resource circulation in the ZWTL verification. This achievement, in line with the government's decarbonization policy, is seen by the industry as a significant milestone in the pulp and paper industry's sustainable transformation. Currently, Moorim is investing about KRW 280 billion to expand an eco-friendly recovery boiler that converts black liquor into green energy at its Ulsan plant, and upon completion, the renewable energy production is expected to double and greenhouse gas emissions to be significantly reduced. "This is the result of the global recognition of our eco-friendly technology accumulated over 69 years since our founding," said Moorim CEO Lee Do-kyun. "We will continue to play a leading role in the circular economy." ​ 

▲ The ‘2025 Korea Green Product of the Year’ Awards Ceremony.With its fourth award, Moorim (CEO: Lee Do-kyun) has continued its record as the most-awarded company in the industry.​▲ 'moohae Paper Wet Wipe FLEX (1 sheet)' made with 100% natural pulp-based biodegradable paper fabric and paper packaging material 'Neoforet FLEX'. To celebrate this award, Moorim is offering an additional 10% discount on the product through its Naver Smart Store, “Moorim Store,” until September 5.​ Moorim P&P (CEO: Lee Do-kyun) was selected by consumers as the '2025 Korea Green Product of the Year' (General Products and Services Category) for 'moohae Paper Wet Wipe FLEX (1 sheet)', maintaining its status as the only paper manufacturer to have produced four “Green Product” winners — the most in the industry. This follows the success of ▲ ‘Neoforet PACK’ and ‘Neoforet STRAW’ (2021), ▲ ‘moohae molded pulp’ (2023), and ▲ ‘moohae Paper Wet Wipes FLEX (20 sheets)' (2024), once again demonstrating Moorim's leadership in driving the shift toward a plastic-free everyday life through eco-friendly product innovation. This year's winner, 'moohae Paper Wet Wipe FLEX (1 sheet)', is an eco-friendly product made entirely of paper, from the fabric to packaging, using 100% natural pulp-based biodegradable paper fabric and paper packaging material 'Neoforet FLEX'. The four-sided sealing structure introduced through renewal in May enhances moisture retention and sealing power to improve product stability and also reduces folding at the back of the package, further contributing to resource savings. This eco-friendliness and product performance led to an award win with strong support from a nationwide consumer voting panel. Since its launch in 2023, 'moohae Paper Wet Wipes' have established themselves as a microplastic and fluorescent brightener-free premium eco-friendly product made from biodegradable paper fabric based on natural pulp obtained from responsibly managed forests through hygienic domestic production processes. Currently, demand is growing for high-quality service spaces, such as vegan restaurants, eco-friendly cafes, and automotive and electronics showrooms. Moorim will continue to expand its range of natural pulp-based household products with ESG values at the center of its business, and will continue to provide practical eco-friendly alternatives for everyday life. Meanwhile, Moorim is holding a promotion for an additional 10% discount on the purchase of 'moohae Paper Wet Wipe FLEX (1 sheet)' on the Moorim Store via Naver Smart Store until September 5th to commemorate the company's achievement of four '2025 Green Product of the Year' awards. ▶ Click here to purchase 'moohae Paper Wet Wipe FLEX (1 sheet)' at a discount  

 ▲ 'Paper Adventure 2025 - Moorim Paper Universe', a large-scale paper theme park operated by Korea's leading paper company, Moorim (CEO: Lee Do-kyun),for a limited season, opens at Starfield Goyang. 'Moorim Paper Universe' is an experiential space inspiredby the imagination of "What if there was only paper?" and is open for a limited time until July 27,featuring a mysterious planet crafted entirely from natural pulp and paper. Moorim (CEO: Lee Do-kyun), Korea's leading pulp, paper, and new materials company,operates 'Paper Adventure 2025 - Moorim Paper Universe' at Starfield Goyang until July 2025  'Paper Adventure', which started as Korea's first large-scale paper theme park in 2022, has evolved further in its fourth year, introducing a new view of the world. This season, the park is reconstructed as a storytelling and immersive spatial content that goes beyond the natural pulp experience and eco-friendliness of paper, highlighting paper’s essence, future value, and sustainability.  The world of 'Moorim Paper Universe' was born out of the somewhat odd imagination of "What if you crash landed on an unfamiliar planet which only had paper?" In this imagination, the organizers made 'paper' not just a material, but a medium of communication, a way to create stories and convey emotions, and a 'starting point' for the new world. Visitors will experience firsthand the nature of paper and its potential through various explorations.  Upon entering the immersive venue, which feels like entering orbit, the visitors are given paper explorer hats and individual expedition journals, transforming them into 'paper explorers'. The visitors will then embark on storytelling-based exploration missions, such as flying paper airships to scout planets, collecting shiny pulp ores, and deciphering cryptic letters, to uncover the secrets of the mysterious paper planet. There is also a photo zone where the first lunar rover and NASA space center models are recreated using natural pulp, providing a unique experience that sparks scientific imagination along with exploration. There are also vibrant performances and unique attractions. 'Nicky' the magician transforms into a paper magician and the national paper plan team 'WePlay' transforms into paper plane aeronauts to compete with each other in unique performances. The showdown will be broadcast live via a large media tower on site. In addition, origami YouTuber 'UNCLESQUARE', who has 580,000 subscribers, will appear as an origami technician and demonstrate folding 'paper blade' with the visitors. An official from Moorim, who organized the event, said, "'Paper', which has contained the human hearts and continued life since a very long time ago, is still the simplest and deepest communication tool and 'the beginning'. We hope that visitors will enjoy a creative and enjoyable experience created by familiar paper in 'Moorim Paper Universe', an imaginary world that began with an ordinary sheet of paper," who added, "Paper is more than just a recording medium; it is a material that contains imagination, emotion, and sustainability. Moorim will continue to share with the public the value and possibilities of paper as a material for the future while preserving its essence." 'Paper Adventure 2025 - Moorim Paper Universe' is held for free at the Central Atrium on the first floor of Starfield Goyang. For more information, visit the Moorim's official website (www.moorim.co.kr) and Instagram (@moorim.official).    ▲ 'Paper Adventure 2025 - Moorim Paper Universe'▲ A visitor takes a photo at the “Paper Stardust Photo Zone,” tossing pieces of paper stardust into the air.▲ A visitor flies a paper airplane based on scientific principles,experiencing the imagination and future potential embodied in paper.​​

▲ 'Paper Plane Workshop', where visitors can make their own paper planes.Visitors make their own paper planes using low-carbon paper to experience the safety and various values of paper.   Moorim P&P, an integrated pulp, paper, and new materials company, announced on July 4 that it will participate in the '2025 Ulsan 119 Safety Culture Festival', the country's representative fire festival held at the Ulsan Exhibition and Convention Center through July 5 and operate an experience space where visitors can experience the value of clean and safe pulp and paper. Located in the Onsan National Industrial Complex, Moorim P&P is the only company in Korea that manufactures natural virgin pulp and develops and produces various eco-friendly products, such as low-carbon paper certified by the Ministry of Environment and paper wipes without harmful substances. At this event, Moorim P&P plans to promote the safety and eco-friendliness of paper as a sustainable material through experience and play program using a variety of eco-friendly products. Accordingly, Moorim P&P operates a 'Paper Plane Workshop' where the whole family can participate in making their own unique paper plane to help family visitors understand the various values of paper. The company plans to allow parents and children to naturally experience paper as a safe and secure material to use through the process of making their own planes. Additionally, the 'Paper Plane Goal Event' where visitors can enjoy flying their paper planes freely will provide a unique kind of fun and joy. If the players hit the target, they will be rewarded with a variety of eco-friendly products, including low-carbon paper notebooks, biodegradable paper cups, and hand cream in a paper tube so that it goes beyond being a simple activity and leads to eco-friendly practices.Additionally, a donation challenge will be held to honor the efforts of fire and safety personnel who fought the massive wildfire earlier this year and to add special meaning. If visitors attach paper planes to the 'Safety Prayer Tree' at the event venue, Moorim P&P will donate 100 sheets of A4 paper per paper plane to the relevant organizations for every paper plane collected to express our gratitude. ▲ The 'Safety Prayer Tree' prepared to express gratitude to firefighters for their efforts in fighting the wildfires. Meanwhile, Moorim P&P is a company that practices the values of forest protection and resource circulation through safe and environmentally friendly production systems as well as eco-friendly products. Not only does the company produce the only natural virgin pulp in Korea using only wood from FSC-certified sustainable forests, but it also converts 'black liquor', the biomass fuel generated in the process, into renewable energy and reuses it to power the factory. The greenhouse gas reduction achieved through this alone is approximately 820,000 tons per year, equivalent to the amount of greenhouse gases absorbed by 96 million pine trees.  "As the importance of safety is being emphasized across industries, we are pleased to be able to inform citizens about the safety and environmental value of paper at a representative safety culture event in Korea," said a Moorim P&P official, who added, "As an industry leader, we will continue to prioritize safety and environment and develop eco-friendly products that everyone can use with confidence." 

  Moorim Paper (CEO: Lee Do-Kyun), Korea's leading paper company, meets with readers who love paper books. The company participates in the 'Seoul International Book Fair 2025' held at COEX in Seoul from June 18 to 22 with an interactive exhibition 'Five Senses of Paper, Five Senses of Mind'. Moorim is the first company in Korea to mass produce wood-free paper and holds the largest market share in the printing paper sector for books and publications. Through participation in this exhibition, the company seeks to promote mutual growth with the publishing industry and expand its contact with readers who love paper books to convey the diverse values of paper. In line with the theme of this year's book fair, 'The Last Resort', Moorim highlights the intrinsic value of 'paper', the starting point of paper books that have long captured people's wisdom and emotions. As a company that has been making 'paper you can trust,' the exhibition is organized so that visitors can experience the message of sustainability and the intrinsic value of paper, which has been trusted throughout the ages, through all five senses. The exhibition is largely divided into two main spaces - the 'Five Senses of Paper' space, where visitors engage their senses through paper, and the 'Five Senses of Mind' space, where large-scale paper books and digital displays come together to create a landscape of paper in modern society through paper art.  The 'Five Senses of Paper' space consists of personalized standalone booths to create an immersive experience through paper. Visitors can touch Moorim's paper to feel the different textures and sensations, and hear the sound of their own handwriting through specially prepared listening equipment during the writing process. In this space, visitors can smell 'Scent of moohae', a scent developed by Moorim for the exhibition, through paper diffusers, allowing for a five-sensory experience that includes the sense of smell. To ensure an immersive and safe experience, the ‘Five Senses of Paper’ program will be operated with limited participants per time slot.  Meanwhile, in the 'Five Senses of Mind' space created with paper art, visitors can appreciate the installation of paper books spread out on the ceiling and various sentences about the value of paper in our daily lives. The space features a variety of prints made with Moorim's paper, as well as the actual rolls of paper used in printing and publishing, creating a unique experience that allows visitors to recognize the emotional and physical value of paper in a new way. Visitors to Moorim Paper's 'Five Senses of Paper, Five Senses of Mind' exhibition space who participate in the Five Senses of Paper experience or follow Moorim's official social media channels will also receive limited edition 'Five Senses of Paper Merchandise'. The merchandise includes: ▲ a 'transcript notebook' made of various printing papers, ▲ a 'paper diffuser kit' containing two of Moorim's signature scents, and ▲ a 'paper tube hand cream' containing 'nanocellulose', a moisturizing ingredient derived from virgin pulp, and were designed to carry the sensation of paper experienced through the exhibition into everyday life.  "We participated in this exhibition to support the revival of the publishing culture in Korea and to directly share the value of paper with readers who love books," said a Moorim official, who added, "We want to convey that paper is more than just a printing material, but a medium that can capture emotions and sensations. We will continue to show the public the image of a paper company that shares trustworthy and sustainable paper."  Moorim Paper 'Five Senses of Paper, Five Senses of Mind' exhibition is held at Booth D27, Hall A, COEX, Seoul. For more information, visit the Moorim's official website (www.moorim.co.kr) and Instagram (@moorim.official). ▲ A visitor writes handwriting in the 'Five Senses of Paper' space and listens to the sound of her handwriting through listening equipment.The texture, sound, and scent of the paper create a deep immersion that utilizes all five senses.​▲ The 'Five Senses of Mind' space with large paperback books and digital displays.Visitors can experience the modern society with paper through paper artby appreciating the paperback book installations on the ceiling and sentences about the value of paper in everyday life.​▲ Limited-edition 'Five Senses of Paper Merchandise' for completing the experience or following Moorim's official social media.It comprises of a 'transcript notebook', a 'paper diffuser kit', and a 'paper tube hand cream' made with Moorim's paper.

  ▲ A sustainable paper playground with various experience programs using eco-friendly paper was created in collaboration with Seoul Children's Museum located in Seoul Children's Grand Park in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul Moorim Paper (CEO: Lee Do-Kyun), Korea's leading eco-friendly paper company, sponsored eco-friendly paper for the children's experience event 'Fold, Draw, and Imagine' held at 'Seoul Children's Museum', providing a place to experience the fun and various values of paper, which received a great response.  The event was held from May 3rd to 5th at 'Seoul Children's Museum' in Seoul Children's Grand Park to celebrate Children's Day, and many citizens visited during these three days enjoyed a unique experience using Moorim's papers and spending a meaningful time to feel the importance of the environment.  Seoul Children's Museum, a children's museum established by the Seoul Metropolitan Government, has been carefully selecting teaching materials and programs with the health and safety of growing children in mind. In particular, this event was planned to celebrate Children's Day and to allow children to enjoy creative play and feel the value of recycling resources at the same time. Moorim, which produces various eco-friendly papers, participated in this program. Moreover, this event drew a lot of attention from families as it showcased a new form of 'sustainable play culture' that combined eco-friendly paper and play, while departing from cell phones and other digital devices. Programs that parents and children could enjoy together with peace of mind, such as folding paper boats using large 1-meter-wide papers making paper flowerpots, and decorating paper forests for endangered animals, were prepared using Moorim's FSC-certified 'Neostar Uncoated Paper' and biodegradable paper 'Neoforet Straw' and made a splash. In addition, the cooking class where the whole family made cookies paid special attention to hygiene management by providing Mooirim's 'moohae Paper Wet Wipes' made from 100% natural pulp and free of microplastics and were well-received by parents. "We prepared this event with the hope that many children would have an opportunity to experience a healthy paper play space away from digital devices, even if only for a moment, and learn about the value of paper", said an official from Moorim, who added that, as Korea's leading eco-friendly paper company, they planned to continue their sustainable activities for future generations. Meanwhile, Moorim is taking the lead in conveying the importance of the environment and the various values of paper through various communication activities in which young and old, men and women can participate in. The largest official paper plane competition in Korea, held annually since 2017, as well as the eco-friendly paper theme park 'Paper Adventure' presented in collaboration with Shinsegae Starfield have already established themselves as representative events in the paper industry. In addition, the company is continuing its 'good paper' sponsorship activities, such as publication of "Big Issue", a magazine that helps vulnerable people live independently, and paper sponsorship for the production of exhibition catalogs at the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA). 

 Moorim (CEO Lee Do-kyun), an integrated pulp, paper, and new materials company, has demonstrated its top-level technological prowess in the eco-friendly packaging sector by winning three awards at the same time, including the Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Award, at the '2025 Korea Star Awards' organized by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy. Winning the triple crown is an industry-first achievement and marks a new milestone for Moorim in the eco-friendly packaging market, demonstrating the potential of paper to replace plastic across a range of industries, including food, cosmetics, and gift sets. The product that received the most attention was the 'Neoforet Absorbent Pad', which won the Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Award. The product, which Moorim jointly entered with Shinsegae Food, is the first eco-friendly alternative to existing plastic materials, such as super absorbent polymer (SAP), polyethylene (PE) film and non-woven fabric, used in moisture-absorbing pads for packaging fresh foods such as meat and seafood, by replacing them with 100% natural pulp. It can be used without concerns about microplastics or harmful ingredients, and it is also sustainable as it can be naturally decomposed after disposal. Its technical perfection also stands out. By applying a different technology based on natural pulp, not only has high moisture absorbency been absorbed with a single sheet of paper, but it has also secured moisture durability that does not tear easily even when met. By adding a coating that prevents rapid moisture absorption, the freshness of high-moisture perishables is stably maintained during distribution, and the deformation such as the absorption pad sticking to the food is prevented in advance. The second winner was 'Neocotton TMB', a joint entry with LG Household & Healthcare, which won the KITECH President's Award. It is the first packaging paper in Korea to be made by upcycling waste clothing, realizing the value of resource recycling, and at the same time, conveying an eco-friendly feel through the cotton fibers that naturally appear on the surface. Its excellent printability and strength make it ideal for high-end cosmetic packaging. In addition, Sajo Daelim's gift set packaging with Moorim's biodegradable 'moohae molded pulp' was selected as an award-winning work in recognition of its innovation in terms of auxiliary material reduction and sustainability, as it replaced plastic trays and non-woven bags with an all-in-one structure.  This triple crown is the culmination of Moorim's continued efforts to develop eco-friendly packaging technology. Moorim has accumulated technological prowess by producing award-winning products every year, starting with 'Neoforet Buffer' in 2021, 'Neoforet FLEX' in 2023, and 'moohae molded pulp cup lid' in 2024. This year, three products were awarded together, further solidifying the company's position as Korea's leading eco-friendly paper company. Meanwhile, Moorim will showcase various eco-friendly packaging products, including the award-winning works, at 'COPHEX 2025', Korea's leading pharmaceutical, bio, cosmetics manufacturing and packaging exhibition held at KINTEX from April 22 to 25. Professional consultants will be stationed at 'Dr. Paper R&D Center', the on-site booth, to provide product experience as well as consultation on customized packaging solutions. In addition, a premium sample book containing 'Neo CCP', 'Neo TMB', 'Neostar Beauty Pack', and 'Neostar MGB', which are classic eco-friendly packaging papers, will be specially created and distributed to provide customers with various product information.