Packaging
Weyerhaeuser containerboard packaging plants in US earns SFI certification
Mar 15, 2007
All of Weyerhaeuser’s Company U.S. containerboard packaging plants have earned Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) certification and are authorized to use the SFI Certified Sourcing product label. Weyerhaeuser is one of the first corrugated packaging companies to receive this certification.
"Our customers want environmentally sustainable packaging. They appreciate that our corrugated packaging is recyclable and averages 50% post-consumer recycled fiber content and 57% total recycled fiber content. Now, this third-party, SFI certification offers further assurance that our forest resource is managed using sustainable forestry standards and that our operations and products are consistent with SFI sustainable forest management principles," says James R. Keller, senior vice president, Containerboard Packaging & Recycling.
To earn the use of the SFI-certified procurement label, two-thirds of a company’s packaging raw material must originate from mills with certified wood fiber procurement systems or recycled paper sources. Weyerhaeuser exceeds this standard with 85% of packaging plants’raw material coming from Weyerhaeuser mills with procurement systems certified to the SFI standard.
"Our customers want environmentally sustainable packaging. They appreciate that our corrugated packaging is recyclable and averages 50% post-consumer recycled fiber content and 57% total recycled fiber content. Now, this third-party, SFI certification offers further assurance that our forest resource is managed using sustainable forestry standards and that our operations and products are consistent with SFI sustainable forest management principles," says James R. Keller, senior vice president, Containerboard Packaging & Recycling.
To earn the use of the SFI-certified procurement label, two-thirds of a company’s packaging raw material must originate from mills with certified wood fiber procurement systems or recycled paper sources. Weyerhaeuser exceeds this standard with 85% of packaging plants’raw material coming from Weyerhaeuser mills with procurement systems certified to the SFI standard.
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