Kohler Paper Publishes Third Sustainability Report

In its third sustainability report, which was published at the end of August, the family-owned company provides an insight into further details of its sustainability strategy, how it is being implemented and what progress has already been made. What’s more, the Koehler Group has set 38 ambitious goals in different areas of action and is revealing them for the first time in the report.

As a family-owned company, the Koehler Group firmly believes that it too has a responsibility to contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals through its business activities. With the publication of the 2030 Sustainability Strategy in 2022, the Koehler Group set out the company’s roadmap to sustainable growth.
see more at: https://www.koehlerpaper.com/en/nachhaltigkeit/

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