Sustainable Forestry

U.S. pulp, paper and packaging manufacturers rely on a complex supply chain to produce the everyday goods Americans rely on. That supply chain begins by sourcing forest materials to make fresh wood pulp.

This chart compares the due diligence requirements for EUDR based on the level of deforestation risk. It is well established that the U.S. forest product sector does not contribute to global deforestation. 

This 2-page handout highlights our industry's primary concerns with EUDR and the impact the regulation will have on the U.S. forest products sector. 

This explainer covers in-depth: EUDR's impact on the U.S. forest products sector U.S. forestry data and monitoring U.S. responsible fiber sourcing Our industry's recommendations

New York’s TREES Act continues to ignore the fact that the U.S. paper and wood products industry champions sustainable forestry and does not contribute to deforestation. 

This is part 3 of our forest management series. Registered foresters from across the U.S. explain the importance of biodiversity in managed forests. 

AF&PA celebrates National Forest Products Week by highlighting industry innovations that drive sustainability. Learn how the paper and wood products industry delivers essential, renewable, and recyclable products while investing in a sustainable future. Follow us with #ForestProductsWeek!

This is part 2 of our forest management series. Registered foresters from across the U.S. explain forest management best practices on managed forests.

AF&PA released a statement regarding the European Union’s Commission decision to extend the EU Deforestation Regulation implementation deadline to December 2025.

Registered foresters from across the U.S. explain sustainable forestry and managed forests. 

We answered common questions about toilet paper and paper towels and explained why they are a responsible choice.