We know it can feel uncomfortable to talk about incontinence, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Our Personal Care experts offer advice on how to share concerns with loved ones and medical professionals.
Our forests might be the answer to the world’s growing plastic crisis. We spoke with Mark DeAndrea, vice president and business unit leader for Domtar’s BioMaterials Innovation team, about the present and future of wood-based biomaterials.
Are you a Paper Novice or a Paper Pro? Take our paper quiz to find out! We’ll test your knowledge of the history of paper, printing on paper and recycling paper.
In 21st-century manufacturing, the best decisions are based on data. Find out how continuous manufacturing performance data from each of our 13 pulp and paper mills helps us optimize output.
What will happen to your assets after you’re gone? Proper planning and organization — along with lots of paper copies — can help your loved ones execute your estate plan without a hitch. Find out why paper matters, in the end.
As part of our ongoing effort to eliminate the diaper sales tax, we are promoting Diaper Need Awareness Week. Find out how diaper poverty affects millions of children in the United States.
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.
The Paper and Packaging Board’s Fourth Annual Back-to-School Report highlights the role paper plays in productive learning in the classroom and beyond. Find out more about the benefits of print in this important report.
What books have inspired you? We asked three Domtar leaders to share the titles that have helped shape their careers, spark new ideas and develop them into the Domtar leaders that they are today.
The Paper and Packaging Board worked with Young Minds Inspired to bring its 15 Pages A Day program into schools. By setting a classroom reading goal of 15 pages each day, teachers can help improve educational outcomes.