Growing paper consumption necessitates increases in the area of pulpwood plantations. Buyers and distributors of paper can help stimulate the uptake of sustainable production methods through sourcing environmentally friendly paper.
Buying pulp and paper from the Heart of Borneo
To reduce the environmental footprint of paper production and paper consumption, WWF has developed a one-stop ‘paper toolbox’ to guide paper producers as well as commercial and individual paper buyers
WWF has also published the Paper Guide to help paper buyers and end consumers to adopt an environmentally and socially responsible approach to sourcing paper
In addition, the WWF Paper Scorecard is a practical tool that assists paper purchasers to score the environmental footprint of the paper they buy, and allows responsible paper producers to demonstrate what they are doing to minimize negative environmental impacts of the paper products they sell.
WWF has also published the Paper Guide to help paper buyers and end consumers to adopt an environmentally and socially responsible approach to sourcing paper
In addition, the WWF Paper Scorecard is a practical tool that assists paper purchasers to score the environmental footprint of the paper they buy, and allows responsible paper producers to demonstrate what they are doing to minimize negative environmental impacts of the paper products they sell.
