Why Asia Pulp and Paper's zero deforestation policy looks like it is here to stay

Will Nichols
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NGO report confirms APP has enough plantation supply for all current and planned paper mills

Just over 18 months ago Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) made a landmark commitment to cease all forest clearance activity. But despite being designed with significant input from Greenpeace, the new Forest Conservation...

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