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While the basics of papermaking process has changed very little over the centuries, woodfibre only became the main raw material for mass paper production in the mid-19th century

We act as responsible stewards of water resources, reducing our water consumption and improving the quality of water we return to the environment. Discover how in South Africa with this FAQ.

At Sappi, we’re unlocking the power of trees to make every day more sustainable – for the customers we serve, the communities where we operate and the planet we all call home.

Forests cover almost a third of the global land area, and harbour most of the terrestrial biodiversity. It is important to balance the sustainable use of forests with the safeguarding of forest biodiversity, and such solutions are possible

Our focus is on equipping our people and the communities in which we operate with the life and career skills, knowledge and confidence – the tools – that allow them to build on their own capabilities and further their development.

Climate change is here to stay and the search is on for sources of renewable energy.

With education being an essential element of the global response to climate change, Sappi believes that the future of our planet relies on a well-educated and environmentally conscious society to be wise stewards of the environment that sustains us all.

Sustainably managed forests and plantations play a vital role in mitigating climate change and safeguarding biodiversity, the two big challenges of our time.

Here are some products that you never knew came from trees!

For more than a decade, The Standard has served as an invaluable resource for designers and printers around the world. Each edition focuses on a single aspect of the printing and design process, allowing for a closer, more detailed look at each phase.

Supporting the health and wellbeing of Sappi people and the communities where we operate in South Africa is a top priority for our company.

We practise and promote sustainable forestry to ensure that forestland stays forested for generations to come.