Vancouver, BC (February 16, 2021) – The Forest Stewardship Council of Canada (FSC) has announced their full support of the BC First Nations Forest Strategy (the ‘Forest Strategy’).
This platform provides a simplified, easy-to-use overview of the contents of all 60 FSC risk assessments for use when applying FSC-STD-40-005 Requirements for Sourcing FSC Controlled Wood.
Across the boreal forests of Canada, “grey ghosts” have roamed for hundreds of years, elusive creatures that seek out forest landscapes undisturbed by humans.
2020 underlined a strategic market transition.
The FSC Global Strategy 2021-2026 was approved by the FSC International Board of Directors in their 86th meeting on 16-20 November 2020. The new strategy sets the direction and the intended outcomes for FSC International until 2026.
Tony Smurfit, Group Chief Executive Officer and President of Smurfit Westrock
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Domtar Espanola pulp mill. Source: Domtar
Source: Willamette Falls Paper
Source: Sonoco
Source: Saica Group
ConFlex® HeatSeal. Source: Billerud
David Schwerbel
Tako board mill Tako board mill. Source: Metsä Board
Source: Spinnova
Source: UFP Packaging
Kruger's Kamloops mill. Source: Unifor
CPPI’s President and Chief Executive Officer, Stephen Mackie
Canfor’s President and Chief Executive Officer, Susan Yurkovich
Port Hawkesbury Paper. Source: RES
Alexander Weissensteiner, Alexander Wagner and Thomas Harter (from left) with a paper sample consisting of 30 per cent recycled cotton fibres. Image source: Lunghammer - TU Graz
Dino Bianco, KP Tissue’s Chief Executive Officer
Bill Edwards, Senior Vice President of Paper and Packaging Operations at Domtar. Source: Domtar
Source: Kruger Products
Jacques Perrault
RunEco EP Turbo Blower with active magnetic bearings. Source: Runtech Systems
Left to right: Andrew Smith (Finance Director), Steve Henry (President of Paper and Packaging), Bill Edwards (Senior Vice President of Pulp, Paper, and Packaging Operations), Mike Verhulst (Senior Project Manager), Greg Linscott (Vice President of Manufacturing). Source: Domtar
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