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Com 22 unidades industriais que abrangem todas as cinco regiões do Brasil e uma unidade na Argentina, a Klabin atua desde a produção e a comercialização de madeira e de celulose até a fabricação de papéis e embalagens para diferentes segmentos do mercado. É reconhecida nacional e internacionalmente por seu compromisso histórico com o desenvolvimento sustentável, pelo combate às mudanças climáticas e pelo fortalecimento de uma economia cada vez mais circular.
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The wood used in the pulp and paper production process comes from forests cultivated with socially and ecologically appropriate management, and 100% of the forest areas are certified by the FSC. In the supply of wood to the mills, 82% of certified wood was used (51% of certified own wood and 31% of certified third-party wood) and 18% of third-party controlled wood, following the certification regulations. In Paraná, 100% of our forest areas are also certified by the PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) and the Company is in the process of extending this Program to other forest areas. In addition to fulfilling its needs, Klabin supplies wood logs to the furniture and construction industries.
Its signature approach to forest cultivation is mosaic planting, which combines both planted and native forests. The technique helps protect natural resources, improves the forests' production potential and collaborates with biodiversity conservation. There are 719,000 hectares of total forest area, 42% of which are conservation areas. Learn more at Challenges of forest planning.
Klabin is the only Brazilian company to produce and supply the market with three types of pulp – hardwood (from eucalyptus), softwood (extracted from pine) and fluff (specially produced from pine softwood) – in a single industrial unit, designed especially for this purpose.
Klabin is the largest manufacturer and exporter of packaging paper and paper packaging in Brazil. Produced with its own hard and softwood pulp, the paper and board meet global standards of quality and sustainability.
In 2022, the Company continued the expansion of the industrial park in Ortigueira (PR) with the construction of the MP28 paperboard machine, expected to start operating in the second quarter of 2023. The company's annual paper production capacity, which is currently 2.6 million tons, will increase to 3.1 million tons upon completion of the works and the machine's ramp-up.
As the leader in the packaging segment in Brazil, Klabin is able to provide solutions for all types of businesses, including e-commerce. Its proposal is to offer customers functional, lightweight, economical, and biodegradable products from renewable sources. The Packaging Business is also responsible for the production of recycled paper, with a processing capacity of more than 450,000 tons a year, which makes Klabin the largest paper recycler in Brazil.
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International lists and rankings
The long-standing commitment to a management approach that focuses on sustainable development, good governance practices, and transparency has earned Klabin a place on international lists and rankings that set it apart in the market.
Awards
Klabin was one of the winners with the Eukaliner® case. In the 2022 edition, 86 companies registered 108 projects in the Sustainability in Processes and Sustainability in Products and Services categories. Annually, the award selects projects from companies of all sizes that feature sustainability attributes in their strategies.
Klabin came out on top in the “Debt” category with the Sustainability-Linked Bond (SLB), considered an innovator in financial sustainability. The award publicizes fundraising operations that stand out for their relevance and innovation. The achievement represents the Company's commitment to sustainability and value generation.
Klabin was chosen in three categories of the award, targeting manufacturers and suppliers in the Brazilian pulp and paper industry. They include: Manufacturer of Packaging Paper, with the product EkoMix; Forest Development, with the Forest Control Tower project; and Social Responsibility, with the Plante com a Klabin program.
Recognized in the "Water Conservation" category for the initiative of producing, conserving, and monitoring water in forest mosaic management. The project maintains experimental micro-watersheds, located in areas of reforestation (pine/eucalyptus) and native forest, generating information about the hydrological functioning of sustainable management of forest plantations.