One of the largest Bohemia paper-mill is only 5 km away from the ÄŒeský Krumlov Castle. The first written notice about its history is in 1867. The tradition of paper manufacturing in ÄŒeský Krumlov started four centuries before. The history of the VÄ›tÅ™ní papermill had been preceded by Ignac Spiro , a paper-processing businessman, who came to ÄŒeský Krumlov and bought the local second papermill, established in 1792, from Theodor Pachner in 1861.
Due to the production extent Spiro was forced to buy The Pečkovský mill near VÄ›tÅ™ní in 1867. First intended as a pulp mill for the ÄŒeský Krumlov papermill. Nine years later there were already three paper-processing machines. The plant was the bearer of the progress in paper-processing technology all over Austria-Hugary, and later in the independent state as well. In 1883 a sulphate wood pulp machine was launched. In 1911 the world largest paper-processing machine to manufacture rotary print paper was constructed. In 1926 the Spiros family, as the first in republic, introduced the production of sulphate cellulose. A hydroelectric power station from 1903 in Vyšší Brod belongs to Spiro´s interesting achievements of technology. Its power at the voltage of 15,000V was supplied to the paper-mill and adjacent parts of South Bohemia. Spiro´s factory in VÄ›tÅ™ní located the later established national enterprise Jihočeské papírny.

We are a traditional major Czech paper mill producing barrier and wrapping papers for multinational e-shops, food industry and fast-food chains. We supply high quality wrapping paper from primary or fully recycled fibers to our customers around the world.

We build on tradition, high quality, flexibility and above-standard relationships with business partners for long-term cooperation. Thanks to our long tradition we have rich experience and knowledge in the production of paper.

The company is certified according to EN ISO 9001, EN ISO 14001, PEFC, FSC^® (FSC^® C-120581), ISEGA standards.