Mondi exceeds 95% certified base paper for release liners and extrusion solutions

Mondi, a global leader in sustainable packaging and paper, has switched more than 95% of its range of release liners and extrusion solutions to PEFC and FSC™ certified base paper sources*.

This is a further step towards responsible sourcing and transparency in the supply chain and also reflects Mondi’s ongoing commitment to develop solutions that are sustainable by design and support customers in achieving their sustainability goals.

By using certified paper sources, it supports traceability and sourcing from forests that are managed responsibly. All parties involved are committed to producing responsibly sourced paper.
more at: https://www.mondigroup.com/news-and-insight/2024/mondi-exceeds-95-certified-base-paper-for-release-liners-and-extrusion-solutions/

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