Domtar EarthChoice Ambassador (ECA) teams recently joined the Student Conservation Association for three projects aimed at transforming communities. Our ECA program now includes every Domtar site in North America. Learn more.
Our Hawesville water conservation efforts save our Kentucky mill nearly 3.2 million gallons of water every day. Learn more about the project and the recognition it earned from AF&PA.
The Hawesville, Kentucky, mill recently hosted a Boy Scout troop and helped the Scouts earn their pulp and paper merit badge. The pulp and paper merit badge is one of more than 135 merit badges offered by the Boy Scouts of America. Read more about their visit.
Three of our mills recently reached a special safety milestone — working 1 million hours without a recordable incident. Find out more about how Domtar ensures the safety of our colleagues.
A mile-long conveyor system transports 750,000 tons of wood chips annually from river barges to the Hawesville Mill each year, reducing emissions and lowering the mill’s environmental footprint.
Because of its innovation, productivity and corporate citizenship, our Hawesville Mill was named a Kentucky Manufacturer of the Year by the Kentucky Association of Manufacturers. The award recognizes manufacturers that enhance sustainability and long-term prosperity in the state.
Have you ever thought about food packaging paper? Probably not, but this everyday product make a difference in our lives. Domtar makes sandwich wraps, popcorn bags and other specialized products for restaurants and food manufacturers.
Domtar’s Hawesville and Owensboro, Kentucky, facilities helped fund the Exploration Station, a decomissioned school bus that is now an educational center on wheels. Exploration Station serves students in rural areas during the summer months.
At sites across North America, Domtar colleagues visited schools to read with students and distribute books to thousands of students, thanks to our partnership with First Book.
Have you ever wondered how a sugar packet is made? Walk through the process, from the mill to your favorite coffee shop.