As part of the Holmen Group, we are committed to using renewable materials and managing our resources in a sustainable way. To create our premium paperboards and innovative paper products, we use the leftover wood parts from sawmills and forest management.
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Our commitment to sustainability
Overview
Bringing leftovers to life
Sustainability in everything we do
Our work connects people, materials and ideas to create lasting, responsible results.
Sustainability for you
See how our sustainable paper and paperboard products can help you meet your environmental goals.
Learn moreThe nature of our materials
Sustainability starts with the materials we use and how we manage them. From forest to finished product, every choice matters.
Responsible forestry
We manage over a million hectares responsibly, balancing growth, biodiversity and long-term climate benefits.
Sustainable forestry practicesBiodiversity
Everything in nature is connected. We protect ecosystems and manage resources to support a sustainable future.
How we support biodiversityWhy we use fresh fibres
Renewable and traceable fresh fibres form the base of strong, recyclable paper and paperboard that keeps the cycle alive.
Fresh fibre materialsWhy paper and paperboard
Light, strong and versatile, paper and paperboard offer reliable performance with a naturally low carbon footprint.
Read full articleExplore sustainability in depth
Sustainability is complex, and every detail counts. Explore the comparisons, studies and tools that shape how we understand materials, circularity and climate impact.
Fresh fibre vs recycled fibre
Fresh fibres bring strength, purity and durability to paper and paperboard. Over time, recycled fibres weaken and need renewal. Fresh fibre keeps the recycling loop alive by adding strong, clean fibres that maintain quality across many cycles.
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Paperboard vs plastic
Paperboard packaging is renewable, recyclable, and has a low climate impact. Plastic can offer durability, but its fossil origin and disposal challenges make paperboard a more suitable choice in most applications. Our research compares their performance and environmental footprints in detail.
Climate impact study
Our life-cycle studies explore how material choices, energy sources and design decisions influence carbon footprints. The findings show how switching to fresh fibre paperboard and fossil-free production can significantly lower total climate impact.
Circularity
Circularity means designing systems that regenerate resources and reduce waste. Our work demonstrates how renewable fibres, efficient energy use and recycling loops create circularity, keeping resources in motion and value in the system.
Learn more about our production processes
Sustainability report
Our annual sustainability report details progress, verified data and long-term goals. It reflects our commitment to transparency and continuous improvement, from forest management to product innovation.
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