Looking for a bioalternative to plastic and other petroleum-based products? Domtar recently developed lignin pellets, which can be used to create films, bags, injection-molded products and more. Learn about this sustainable material.
We work hard to use every part of the tree. At Domtar, our responsible forestry practices maximize yield, minimize waste and help preserve the viability of our forests for generations to come. Learn more.
How important is your paper procurement process? The answer, for Bell Canada, is very. Learn how this company incorporated responsibly sourced paper into its overall sustainability policy, with a little help from Domtar.
Every year, the International Day of Forests reminds us of the many environmental benefits of forests. But did you know they’re also great for the economy? Learn more about financial forest benefits.
As part of our commitment to supply chain transparency, we’ve expanded The Paper Trail, our award-winning tool that helps consumers understand the environmental, social and economic impacts of purchasing Domtar products. Learn more.
Our Ashdown Mill uses drone solutions to complete critical forestry tasks, such as monitoring the health of our forests and measuring wood chip piles. Find out how drones help us work quickly, safely and efficiently.
Our efforts to make our freight transportation practices more efficient are creating environmental and economic benefits. Learn more about how the Domtar Paper and Personal Care divisions are streamlining shipping.
Our long-term commitment to sustainability earned Domtar a top-50 rank on the Newsweek Green Ranking 2017 U.S. 500 list. Learn more about our sustainability efforts and our status as a nationally recognized green company.
The catastrophic wildfires that have raged in California, British Columbia and elsewhere have reignited the debate over how our society manages forest fires. Should we try to control them or let them burn unchecked?
The bald eagle population in Wisconsin is on the rise, thanks to a joint effort by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and Domtar’s Nekoosa Mill to find and monitor bald eagles on mill property.