Mondi is an international packaging and paper group, employing 26,000 people in production facilities across 31 countries. With its operations located in central Europe, Russia, the Americas and South Africa in mind, Mondihas declared itself committed to creating value and improving the livelihoods of its communities.
This report was developed by Pöyry together with the WBCSD Forest Solutions Group and in cooperation with WWF International, this report looks out to 2050 and outlines step by step the importance and central role of forests and forest products to a sustainable future. The report aims to correct misperceptions, looks at the growing importance of […]
Facts and Trends: Forests, forest products, carbon & energy provides an overview of simple facts and trends about forests, forest products, carbon and energy. Developed by WBCSD Forest Solutions Group members with extensive technical support from the National Council for Air and Stream Improvement (NCASI), it supports the ongoing dialogue within the WBCSD membership and […]
Forests provide UPM with the company’s main raw materials: wood and wood fiber.
High-yielding commercial forestry plantations provide the sustainable raw material for Mondi’s pulp mill in South Africa. The implementation of Forest Stewardship Council –FSC™ – certification and New Generation Plantation (NGP) principles have minimized the impact of these plantations on biodiversity and freshwater systems, but careful mitigation of these impacts is required. Ecological networks are proving to be an important mitigation […]
Weyerhaeuser believes that its management practices maintain or improve the ecosystem services associated with the forests it manages.
As a company that is reliant on forest products, Fibria is committed to developing its business in a sustainable way.
Forests represent the primary source of raw material for Portucel Soporcel
Supports banks introduce effective screens and safeguards covering their investments in forestry and other projects that significantly impact on forests. 2009, 91 pages View Publication
Secil‘s “Vale de Mós A” marl quarry and “Vale de Mós B” limestone quarry are located in Arrábida Natural Park, Southwest Portugal.