As a longtime partner of the Rainforest Alliance, we’re excited to promote this year’s Follow the Frog campaign. Learn how this campaign helps save the environment and how you can participate.
Since 2013, our waste-reduction initiatives have decreased the amount of waste sent to landfills by our pulp and paper mills by 36 percent and we now reuse 74 percent of our manufacturing byproducts. Learn more.
As part of our ongoing commitment to conservation, we have partnered with the American Forest Foundation. Our joint conservation efforts will help landowners improve habitats for at-risk bird and wildlife species.
As part of a new community investment program, Domtar partnered with Office Depot to provide paper and school supplies to teachers and students from low-income families in five states. Learn more.
To help fill a growing trade skills gap in North America, many Domtar facilities are investing in job readiness programs that help train the next generation of workers. See what two of our sites are doing.
After allegations of election hacking and voting fraud clouded the 2016 U.S. election, the humble paper ballot is making a comeback, just in time for the 2018 midterm elections. Learn more about the return of the tried-and-true paper ballot format.
Responsibility, efficiency and engagement are embedded in our sustainability approach, especially when it comes to keeping forests as forests. Learn how teamwork helps us set and meet our sustainability goals.
How do we make the Domtar difference? By giving back to the communities where we live and work. Our EarthChoice Ambassador program gives Domtar associates a chance to promote our sustainability principles at a local level.
Did you know you can find Domtar products in more than 50 countries around the world? Our products — from communication papers to personal care products to industrial goods — are all around you. Take a look.
It’s time to debunk another popular paper myth, which says email is better for the environment than paper. While sustainability-minded consumers often focus on the environmental effects of paper production, they should also understand the facts about electronic communication before declaring it a better choice.
