Fiber Source Commitment

Our Policy

Promoting sustainable forestry is a very important part of the forestry industry, ensuring that our forests and ecosystems are not compromised.  Woodland Pulp LLC takes due diligence in assuring our procurement activities do not compromise any of these.  Best management practices, contractor and personnel training, and inventory planning all play a very vital role in our procurement practices.  On-site wood supply inspections are conducted monthly on our suppliers to ensure proper forestry practices and BMP's are being used as well as verifying origins of wood.  Woodland Pulp LLC encourages and promotes landowners to certify their land.

Due diligence is a practice that is taken very seriously by the Procurement Foresters at Woodland Pulp LLC.  Procurement Foresters avoid procuring wood fiber from any of the following:

• Illegally harvested wood.
• Wood harvested in violation of traditional and civil rights.
• Wood harvested in forests where high conservation values are threatened by management activities.
• Wood harvested in forests being converted to plantations or non-forest use.
• Wood from forests where genetically modified trees are planted.

Wood supply that cannot be identified of its origin or are considered to be any of the above is not allowed or purchased.  Any wood fiber that is sourced has undergone a risk assessment to verify it can be considered controlled wood.