Want to know how wood pulp becomes a product? Just follow the fiber. Take a look at how pulp from our Plymouth Mill journeys more than 8,500 miles to our Personal Care facility in Sweden and to store shelves in New Zealand.
The Paper and Packaging Board recently held an industry-wide vote to name the newest brand ambassadors for its How Life Unfolds® campaign. Read on to meet Page and Casey.
Domtar’s Ridgefields paper converting facility transforms paper rolls from our Kingsport Mill into reams of copy and printer paper as well as many other everyday paper products. Learn more.
A 2017 survey by Two Sides North America found that people prefer to read on paper. They also think print content offers greater information credibility than digital content. Learn more about the survey results.
Young printers are the future of our industry. These digital natives offer a fresh perspective that could change everything for the better. Find out why, and learn how printing veterans can mentor up-and-coming print professionals.
What do religious texts, pharmaceutical inserts and financial reports have in common? They’re all made of lightweight paper. Learn more about this market, and find out why Domtar is a leading supplier in North America.
We believe the U.S. Postal Service provides a vital service. How will the Postal Service Reform Act of 2017 affect the printing, mailing and paper industries? Learn more about the act and why Domtar supports it.
Domtar is leading the shift from fossil fuels to a bio-based economy using the most renewable alternative on the planet: trees. Learn how our research in biomaterials science is paving the way for new product opportunities.
In the age of digital marketing, do printed catalogs still matter? Research shows that consumers respond well to print marketing; as a result, brands are innovating with smarter, more targeted, more strategic catalogs. Learn more.
Did you know that reading aids memory, slows cognitive decline and helps people learn? The Paper and Packaging Board recommends setting a reading goal of 15 pages a day. Find out why, and learn how you can take the pledge.