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 is one of the world’s largest producers of wood pulp, which is used to create pulp, paper, personal care items, specialty papers and other everyday products. Learn more about this part of our business.
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.
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.
According to the U.S. Department of Education, not enough students have access to quality STEM programs. The Plymouth Mill’s STEM program provides students in nearby schools with the chance to learn from Domtar colleagues. Students get to talk to employees, tour the mill and learn how STEM studies can be applied to real life and future careers.
Hurricane Matthew devastated parts of North Carolina and South Carolina. In addition to Domtar’s corporate donations, our colleagues stepped up to provide hurricane relief to local communities and fellow employees affected by the storm.
Plymouth K-Lime fertilizer is creating healthier crops, saving farmers money and reducing the amount of waste being sent to the landfill by Domtar’s Plymouth Mill. It’s a win-win-win situation that has captured the attention of the industry.
On June 11, more than 50 associates from Domtar’s Plymouth Mill worked with the Student Conservation Association to beautify the riverfront boardwalk in downtown Plymouth, North Carolina.
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.
Thanks to the generosity of Domtar and its vendors, two Ben Carson Reading Rooms opened in communities near Domtar’s Ashdown and Plymouth Mills. Eight more reading rooms are scheduled to open this year.