Domtar joined other companies across North America in celebrating Manufacturing Day in October. Our goal was to inspire the next generation of manufacturers by showcasing the many career opportunities available in the pulp and paper industry. We invited local students to visit several of our mills and plants for tours, Q&A sessions and hands-on activities […]
At Domtar, we work hard to teach students about career opportunities in our industry and at our company. Recently, our Johnsonburg Mill sponsored local students as they made a video for a contest highlighting manufacturing.
Domtar began as a lumber company in England in 1848. Today, we’re a global manufacturer of pulp, paper and personal care products. How does our 169-year legacy inform our future? Take a look.
Domtar gave $10,000 to Pennsylvania’s Bald Eagle Area School District to help create a custom forest management plan for the district’s forests. The plan includes FSC certification and a full forest and wildlife habitat inventory.
How did Domtar celebrate Manufacturing Day? Eight of our facilities hosted tours and/or participated in career fairs to teach others about the paper industry and the many manufacturing careers available at Domtar.
Fish and paper don’t go together. Or do they? Domtar’s Johnsonburg Mill has operated a fish hatchery since 1992, adding 10,000 fish to the local river system each year.
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.
