Partnerships

Weeding out poverty: our invasive plant clearing programme in South Africa

Together with the Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa, we're weeding out poverty.

Planet Positive: a new magazine from Sappi Europe

We're creating a thriving world by unlocking the power of renewable resources to benefit people, communities and the planet. This isn't a report, it's our story with an invitation to join us.

Partners in Sustainability

At Sappi, we work with leading brands across the globe to develop renewable resource-based solutions to their sustainability challenges.

Sappi Verve’s fibre traceability collaboration recognized by Forbes

Sappi has partnered with Birla Cellulose, one of the leading viscose manufacturers in the textile value chain, to provide a forest-to-garment traceability solution for brand owners.

Getting ahead of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals

Graeme Wild, Sappi's Group Head of Investor Relations and Sustainability, outlines how we're meeting the challenges of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) head-on.
Explore innovation in depth

Research and development

R&D is focused on helping to achieve our ambitious but achievable strategy of extracting more value from each tree and leveraging the changing dynamics between the environment, consumers and the products they require.

In the black

Black liquor, a by-product of the pulping process is sometimes referred to as ‘black gold’ because of the high levels of energy it contains.
Brewing up new uses for woodfibre

Brewing up new uses for woodfibre

Maine Coasters & Bio-Boards (Maine Coasters) envisioned producing biodegradable coasters manufactured from Sappi softwood pulp and spent grains leftover from the brewing process.
Combining forces to use waste heat

Combining forces to use waste heat at Gratkorn Mill

Gratkorn Mill in Austria has partnered with local energy provider Bioenergie Wärmeservice GmbH (BWS) to supply industrial waste heat generated by the mill’s combined heat and power (CHP) plant to Energie Graz for the next 20 years.
Diving deep into more sustainable pulping technology

Making pulping technology more sustainable

Currently, pulping of wood to isolate cellulose fibres for paper production uses energy-intensive technologies developed more than a century ago that require fossil chemicals.

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