Supply Chain

A new study has found that independent, third-party certification for environmentally and socially sustainable management of timberlands has led to vital, measurable improvements in the protection of forests, wildlife, and stakeholder rights worldwide as well as to the long-term economic viability of forestry operations. Read More

Large corporate paper and wood buyers are making progress but still have a long road toward incorporating sustainability into long-range purchasing strategies, according this report. Read More

Mohawk Paper, a family-owned paper manufacturer, has announced it will begin using 45 million kilowatt hours (kWh) pollution-free wind power annually to run its two mills in New York, as well as a newly purchased facility in Ohio. Read More

Advice and resources for ensuring that environmentally preferable products really are. Read More

Surveys the options in recycled paperboard and includes testimonials from packaging engineers. Read More

Compares two of the world’s largest certification programs for forest products -- that of the Forest Stewardship Council and the American Forest and Paper Association’s Sustainable Forestry Initiative. Read More

How Norm Thompson made the switch to recycled paper in all of its catalogs. Read More

Details an array of environmentally unsound magazine industry practices and offers recommendations for change. Read More

Learn why your company should switch to recycled paper, if it hasn't already. Read More

Argues that leading catalog companies are not using recycled paper despite its availability and comparable quality and price -- and offers an action plan for greening catalogs. Read More