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Asia Pulp & Paper lifts the lid on how it learnt to put down the chainsaw

21 March 2013 •

BusinessGreen Plus reveals how after years of criticism Asia Pulp and Paper developed a world-leading sustainability strategy that has even managed to win over Greenpeace

For over a decade few companies have experienced worse environmental press than Asia Pulp and Paper (APP). The company may have been one of the largest suppliers of paper and pulp products in the world,...

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