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Over 80% of New Zealand’s paper products are certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC). These certifications verify that the paper is sourced from responsibly managed forests
NZABC
, 2022
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The country has around 2 million hectares of plantation forests. These are primarily composed of softwood (1.5 million hectares) and hardwood (0.5 million hectares) species, which are essential for meeting the demand for wood products domestically and internationally.
IBISWorld
via
Department of Agriculture
, 2023
The paper industry in Australia has a strong focus on recycling. As of 2024, about 87% of paper and paperboard consumed in Australia is recovered and recycled, reducing the need for virgin materials and decreasing landfill waste.
Department of Agriculture
, July 2023
The industry invests over NZD 50 million annually in research and development to explore new sustainable practices. Innovations include the development of eco-friendly paper products, biodegradable packaging, and the use of alternative raw materials such as agricultural residues.
NZABC
, 2022
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The paper industry in New Zealand has made significant strides towards carbon neutrality. For instance, the industry has reduced its carbon emissions by 40% over the past decade through energy-efficient processes and the use of renewable energy sources.
NZABC
, 2022
Australia has a strong commitment to sustainable forest management. About 16.2 million hectares of native forests are managed under Regional Forest Agreements (RFAs), ensuring ecological sustainability and economic viability
Department of Agriculture
The forestry sector supports around 73,000 direct jobs, with additional employment in related industries such as wood processing and paper production. This makes it a vital source of employment, particularly in regional areas
Department of Agriculture & Australian Forest Products Association
The Australian forestry and logging industry is valued at approximately AUD 2.5 billion in 2024. This sector contributes significantly to the national economy, with ongoing growth projected over the next five years.
Department of Agriculture
, 2023
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Over 80% of New Zealand’s paper products are certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC). These certifications verify that the paper is sourced from responsibly managed forests
NZABC
, 2022
Find out more
The country has around 2 million hectares of plantation forests. These are primarily composed of softwood (1.5 million hectares) and hardwood (0.5 million hectares) species, which are essential for meeting the demand for wood products domestically and internationally.
IBISWorld
via
Department of Agriculture
, 2023
The paper industry in Australia has a strong focus on recycling. As of 2024, about 87% of paper and paperboard consumed in Australia is recovered and recycled, reducing the need for virgin materials and decreasing landfill waste.
Department of Agriculture
, July 2023
The industry invests over NZD 50 million annually in research and development to explore new sustainable practices. Innovations include the development of eco-friendly paper products, biodegradable packaging, and the use of alternative raw materials such as agricultural residues.
NZABC
, 2022
Find out more
The paper industry in New Zealand has made significant strides towards carbon neutrality. For instance, the industry has reduced its carbon emissions by 40% over the past decade through energy-efficient processes and the use of renewable energy sources.
NZABC
, 2022
Australia has a strong commitment to sustainable forest management. About 16.2 million hectares of native forests are managed under Regional Forest Agreements (RFAs), ensuring ecological sustainability and economic viability
Department of Agriculture
The forestry sector supports around 73,000 direct jobs, with additional employment in related industries such as wood processing and paper production. This makes it a vital source of employment, particularly in regional areas
Department of Agriculture & Australian Forest Products Association
The Australian forestry and logging industry is valued at approximately AUD 2.5 billion in 2024. This sector contributes significantly to the national economy, with ongoing growth projected over the next five years.
Department of Agriculture
, 2023
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Our mission is to help people get a better understanding of why print and paper remains a versatile and sustainable communications medium
We strive to be balanced, reflecting views which may not always be those of Two Sides’ members or the site administrators.
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Consumers Trust and Prefer Print on Paper
This was the clear conclusion of the multi-country survey recently undertaken by Two Sides. At the annual meeting of Two Sides Country Managers in London on the 23rd October 2017, representatives from Europe, North America, South America, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand discussed the results of the survey and will build upon the findings &h...
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