Pulp And Paper Industry
As one of the world's largest industrial sectors, the pulp and paper industry has a tremendous impact on global forests. This sector, which includes products such as office and catalog paper, coated paper, tissue paper and paper-based packaging, uses more than 40 percent of all industrial timber traded globally.
The pulp and paper industry includes office and catalog paper, coated paper, tissue paper and paper-based packaging products and uses more than 40% of globally traded industrial timber.
As one of the world's largest industrial sectors, the pulp and paper industry has a tremendous impact on global forests. This sector, which includes products such as office and catalog paper, coated paper, tissue paper and paper-based packaging, uses more than 40 percent of all industrial timber traded globally.
Forest practices associated with pulp and paper activities have a devastating impact on many of the world's important ecological places and species.
Unsustainable pulp and paper activities (Illegal logging, human rights, social conflicts and irresponsible plantations) have led to the transformation of valuable forests.
Responsible pulp and paper activities can bring many benefits to forests, the regional economy and, in part, to rural areas. Many pulp and paper companies must take the lead in responsible forestry and reforestation management, as well as clean production processes and recycled content. p>
