APP vows to ramp up $30m forest positive strategy

James Murray
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Indonesia's Asia Pulp and Paper invites customers and partners to work with company to advance new Regenesis forest restoration programme

Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) has revealed it is looking to work with corporate customers and government agencies to accelerate the delivery of its new ‘forest positive' strategy, which is designed to restore...

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