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Cepi feedback for the inception impact assessment on the EU strategy for sustainable textiles
Tony Smurfit: “Sustainability and e-commerce drive the growth of our group and our industry”
Cepi fact sheet: Transitioning towards a plastics free world
Press release: New Cepi study on pulp & paper industry biorefineries in Europe
Cepi study on pulp & paper industry biorefineries in Europe
Innovative bio-based products for a sustainable future: A Cepi study on pulp & paper industry biorefineries in Europe
Press release – From Forests to Packaging: Pro Carton joins the #Greensource initiative
Press release: New study shows that paper-based single-use packaging can have a better environmental impact than reusable packaging
Harmonised European laboratory test method to produce parameters enabling the assessment of the recyclability of paper and board products in standard paper and board recycling mills
Cepi feedback for the inception impact assessment on the review of LULUCF regulation
Cepi feedback for roadmap on the new EU strategy for forests
Cepi position on the upcoming European Commission legislative proposal on minimising the risk of deforestation and forest degradation associated with commodities and products placed on the EU market
About Cepi
Cepi is the European association representing the paper industry. We offer a wide range of renewable and recyclable wood-based fibre solutions to EU citizens: from packaging to textile, hygiene and tissue products, printing and graphic papers as well as speciality papers, but also bio-chemicals for food and pharmaceuticals, bio-composites and bioenergy.
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