
JRS USA is devoted to the research, development and production of high quality, organic fibers for the road industry.
For more than 30 years JRS has been a leader in providing recycled cellulose fibers to the asphalt industry. As a leader in SMA and OGFC our ROAD-CEL® brand of fibers have set the standards for reliable, high quality functional additives for today's asphalt roadways and with two manufacturing facilities in the USA, we ensure availability of materials during peak seasons all across the nation.
When you choose ROAD-CEL® Technical Cellulose for your mix, you not only have the benefit of a reliable partner, you also have the benefits of a superior product:

Packaging Configuration Options | Pallet Dimensions | Full Truck Load Quantity | Production Facility Location |
|---|---|---|---|
24 lb bag/744 lb pallet | 58" X 47" X 51" | 36 pallets, 26,784 lbs | Portage, MI 49024 |
40 lb bag/1,600 lb pallet | 52" X 44" X 84" | 26 pallets, 41,600 lbs | Portage, MI 49024 |
44 lb bag/1,100 lb pallet | 58" X 47" X 51" | 36 pallets, 39,600 lbs | Portage, MI 49024 |
1,200 lb bag/1,200 lb pallet | 28" X 64" X 90" | 25 pallets, 30,000 lbs | Portage, MI 49024 |

Our fiber experts will be happy to help you determine the perfect fiber for your formulation.

JRS USA is a proud member of the global JRS Group. With over 145 years of knowledge and expertise,
our team of experts have pet food and treat solutions designed for regions around the world.
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Please note that all information contained on this page is specific to the U.S. market only, and may not be applicable to other geographic regions.
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