"Sustainable Forest" News Archive

Aditya Birla Group's Birla Cellulose secures the top spot in the 2023 Canopy Hot Button Report, acknowledged as the world's second-largest sustainable MMCF producer for four consecutive years due to exemplary wood-based raw material sourcing practices.

With over 25 years of experience and continuous improvement and innovation, the Forest Stewardship Council is the world's most trusted sustainable forest management solution that supports companies in the fashion industry to strengthen the integrity of their supply chain, from forest to consumer.

The PEFC Guide is a comprehensive resource championing sustainability, urging responsible cellulosic fibre sourcing, promoting transparency, and guiding stakeholders towards a greener path.

Securing FSC certification presents multiple advantages for businesses, establishing them as frontrunners in sustainable approaches and bolstering their standing among environmentally aware consumers.

PEFC Launches New Whitepaper: “Enhancing Sustainability through Forest-Positive MMCF Sourcing. A Guide for Fashion Brands and Retailers"

Pirelli leads in sustainability at Formula 1 with groundbreaking FSC-certified tires, prioritizing sustainable natural rubber.

The UK government aims to ban deforestation-linked commodities like palm oil and soy through the Forest Risk Commodities Scheme, targeting large businesses, but concerns about loopholes remain.

As the EU prioritizes combating deforestation and promoting sustainable land use, CommonShare’s architecture transforms facility data management with secure access and geospatial precision, fostering transparency and collaboration among stakeholders.

Good news for critically endangered species in the Congo Basin: A study shows higher numbers of large mammals in FSC-certified forests in Gabon and the Republic of Congo compared to non-certified ones.

Manmade cellulose fiber producers around the world are increasingly obtaining forestry certifications to assure their consumers that the cellulose used in viscose production comes from sustainably managed forests.