Sulfiteholmillsche

Sulfiteholmillsche refers to a historical industrial site located in the municipality of Gävle, Sweden. The area was formerly occupied by a significant pulp and paper mill, operating under the name Sulfiteholms AB. This mill was a prominent part of the region's industrial landscape for many decades, contributing to the local economy and employment. The name "Sulfiteholmillsche" is a colloquial or perhaps older designation associated with this industrial past, likely combining "Sulfiteholm," the mill's name, with "millsche," a term that could imply a mill complex or industrial area.

The Sulfiteholms AB mill was primarily involved in the production of sulfite pulp, a type of wood pulp used in the manufacturing of paper. Like many industrial sites of its era, its operations had a notable environmental impact on the surrounding area, particularly concerning water quality. Over time, industrial practices evolved, and the economic viability of such mills changed, leading to the eventual closure of Sulfiteholms AB.

Following its closure, the site has undergone various stages of redevelopment and remediation. The legacy of the mill is still present in the local memory and the physical remnants of the industrial past. Efforts have been made to address any environmental contamination and to repurpose the land for new uses, often transitioning from heavy industry to more environmentally conscious or residential developments. The term Sulfiteholmillsche, therefore, evokes a significant chapter in the industrial history of Gävle.