Recycling is an important aspect of the forest products supply chain. The use of recycled fiber can reduce the demand …

Growing environmental awareness and consumer demand for more socially responsible businesses helped third-party forest certification emerge in the 1990s as …

“Recycling” and “recovery” are terms that are sometimes interchangeably but they mean different things in the context of the paper …

Protecting and managing forests, and all the essential services forests provide, is critical to the well-being of our planet and …

EPAT defines environmentally preferable paper in terms of seven interconnected desired outcomes that represent opportunities for improvement:  Efficient use and conservation …

Given that paper is a heavily used packaging material, understanding packaging material flows is an essential step to optimizing recovery …

GreenBlue’s Design for Recovery Guidelines for Paper Packaging was written to connect packaging designers with available recovery options in order …

The Guidelines for Sustainable Paper Products is being released as a living document with the understanding that sustainability is a …

EPAT collects data around seven categories that represent opportunities for environmental performance improvement along the supply chain of paper sourcing, manufacturing and use. …