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The road to decarbonisation runs through Europe
The EU and its Member States are leading the world towards the sustainable, low-carbon future agreed in the Paris Climate Accord and recently affirmed in the European Green Deal.
Sappi’s path to best practice in North America
A flourishing forest provides a great many things–clean air, drinkable water, recreational opportunities, animal habitat, beautiful scenery, cool shade and, yes, paper and wood products.
Responsible sourcing in North America
We responsibly source woodfibre to ensure that the millions of hectares of forestland we rely on remain healthy today and tomorrow.
Driving holistic Enterprise and Supplier Development
Supporting SMMEs in South Africa
Small businesses have been called ‘the backbone of any economy’. They fuel local growth and development, sustain workers in meaningful employment and provide vital services.
7 truths about forests and paper
Misconceptions about paper and printing exist in all types of media. Here, we show you seven truths about forests and paper in North America.
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Sappi’s #EmpowerHer community programme aims to uplift young women through sport
Sappi launched its #EmpowerHer netball programme in its neighbouring communities to coincide with Women’s Month in South Africa this year.
Transitioning to bioenergy at Kirkniemi Mill
Kirkniemi Mill in Finland took a big leap forward in 2022 on the journey to decarbonisation by installing the equipment required to receive, store and handle biomass to power its multi-fuel boiler. During 2023 the mill should be able to finally exit coal and instead become powered by renewable bioenergy. 
Switching to renewables at Maastricht Mill with an 'e-boiler'
The steam boilers that Sappi needs for paper production are increasingly part of the solution to climate change. Instead of relying on fossil fuels like gas, Maastricht Mill has installed an electronic or ‘e-boiler’ so that wind and solar can become part of the energy mix.
Sappi’s science-based targets approved, a significant milestone on our decarbonisation journey
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has approved our target to reduce carbon emissions 41.5% per ton of product by 2030, as well as our commitment that 44% of our suppliers by spend have science-based targets by 2026.

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