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Why Traceability is Essential in Modern Textiles

We believe that actions speak louder than words when it comes to sustainability. That’s why we’re taking meaningful steps to decarbonise our global business – hand-in-hand with scaling up nature-based solutions.

We’ve joined the global movement to contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and have set ambitious targets in areas where we believe Sappi can have the biggest impact.

You already know that trees are used to make paper. You probably already know that trees can also be used to make fibres for textiles. But cutting down trees to make things is bad, right?

In our fast-paced world, typified by its burgeoning consumerism and its use and discard mentality, fashion is a fickle mistress and responsible textile production is fraught with challenges.

Kenzo collaborated with Sappi to enhance its Flower perfume packaging using Algro Design, a solid bleached board (SBB) known for its high brightness and unique tactile feel.

Reduce, reuse and recycle’ is a phrase that has become a sustainability mantra all over the world.

David Sax enthuses about the success of the analogue fightback in the digital age.

Victoria Hattersley spoke with René Köhler of Sappi Europe on expanding barrier papers as the industry shifts from fossil-based materials.

The Sappi FAQ page on recycling emphasizes the critical role of recycling in environmental conservation and waste management

Exciting new developments in paper packaging

More recycling, lower CO₂, better sustainability—Going Green matters more than ever. Here's why fibre-based materials stand out.