The TAPPI Women’s Summit, held this week at PaperCon 2018, inspired and honored women in the pulp and paper industry. Learn more about this event and the women who were recognized for their industry leadership.
Domtar’s leadership in the Pulp and Paper industry is on full display this week at the Charlotte Convention Center, where we are participating in PaperCon 2018. Learn more about TAPPI’s annual conference.
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.
Natural byproducts from the papermaking process can be used to create renewable alternatives to fossil fuel–based products. See how our biomaterials research is leading to new applications for lignin.
For many colleagues, working at Domtar has become a family tradition that spans four or five generations. Read the stories of several of our colleagues whose family histories are intertwined with Domtar’s history.
In celebration of Manufacturing Day, mechanical engineer Brandon Sneed shares a typical day in his modern manufacturing job at Domtar’s Kingsport Mill. Some of his projects might surprise you.
Dozens of woodland owners interested biodiversity and environmental responsibility joined the Rainforest Alliance and Domtar at our Kingsport Mill in Tennessee for a daylong event to learn about responsible woodland management.
Domtar’s Kingsport Mill in Kingsport, Tennessee repurposes leftover wood chips from the paper-making process by donating it to a local equestrian center.
Domtar’s Kingsport Mill recently donated $12,000 to replace Sparky the Fire Dog, a robotic dog that helps the Kingsport Fire Department teach fire safety to local children.
Domtar believes in the future of our industry, which is why we support paper science programs at a number of universities through scholarships and other funding. Here is the story of one student who received a Domtar-funded scholarship in 2016.