Committed to industry-leading product quality, continuous improvement and environmental stewardship, Sustana promotes and applies sustainable manufacturing and business practices to deliver premium 100% recycled fibers and 100% recycled papers.
Sustana
Committed to industry-leading product quality, continuous improvement and environmental stewardship, Sustana promotes and applies sustainable manufacturing and business practices to deliver premium 100% recycled fibers for a broad range of paper, tissue and food packaging products. Sustana's Rolland Papers Division strives to manufacture the best recycled paper, and maintain the smallest possible environmental footprint, so it can be an enduring partner in your sustainability supply chain.
The Science Based Targets Initiative Approves Sustana's GHG Emissions Reduction Goal
1 month ago - Sustana joins the ranks of hundreds of companies with GHG emission reduction targets approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) in line with limiting global average temperature rise.
Sépaq, the Quebec crown corporation that manages the province’s national parks, is at the front line of a revolution in sustainable development strategy
3 months ago - In a conversation with Rolland President Philip Rundle, Sépaq’s manager of sustainable development Hugues Sansregret discussed the importance of recycled paper and how it drives awareness for visitors
Recycled Fiber and Paper Leader Sustana Joins UN Global Compact, is Dedicated to Sustainable Development Goals
4 months ago - By joining the UN Global Compact, Sustana further demonstrates their commitment to sustainable business practices and their continued engagement on issues like the environment, labor and human rights.
Update Your Approach to Recycled Fiber and Sustainable Packaging Through Leadership
4 months ago - Stakeholder expectations around sustainability changed. Expectations for businesses are higher than ever across stakeholder groups, which makes reaching 2025 and 2030 goals even more important.
The Materials in Your Food Packaging are Changing
9 months ago - Businesses are taking on the challenge of extending the lifecycle of materials. Sustana has seen these changes in real-time and made investments to expand the opportunities to build circular economies
Sustana Fiber partners with Sonoco and Kellogg’s to prove recyclability of paper containers
9 months ago - In partnership with Sonoco and Kellogg’s, Sustana Fiber recently participated in a study to prove the recyclability of paper containers with steel bottoms.
Waste Management for a Circular World: How Composting and Recycling Stack up for Sustainability
1 year ago - Americans dispose of more than 700,000 tons of waste every day – but where does it go? Does it get composted or recycled? What’s ultimately more sustainable?
Rails and print catalogs are a perfectly sustainable fit
1 year ago - Rails, a Los Angeles-based lifestyle fashion brand, is Sustana’s latest Green Champion. Learn more about their sustainability efforts and partnership with Rolland Paper.
Sustana Welcomes Jeffrey Crawford as Vice President of Sustainability
1 year ago - Sustana recently announced the hiring of Jeffrey Crawford as their new Vice President of Sustainability. Jeffrey’s experience in the areas of climate change, circularity, supply chain sustainability,
What Does It Take to Build a Circular Economy?
1 year ago - As the climate crisis continues to come to a head, creating a circular economy built on extending the lifecycle of materials and resources that have already served their original intended purpose is
The Fight Against Climate Change and the Role of Recycled Products
1 year ago - Every business emits CO2 to some extent, but carbon emissions are not exactly neutral. In addition to thinking about how to offset emissions, it’s important to focus on new and innovative ways to red
Think Recycled Fiber First
1 year ago - Consumers are becoming more eco-conscious as the climate crisis demands urgency. It is critical to choose sustainable paper-based packing. Sustana’s EnviroLife® meets these demands.
Bottling the Secret Sauce: Brands Share Insights on Closing the Intention-Action Gap
1 year ago - At SB’21 San Diego, leaders in food, retail, finance, healthcare, pet care and more shared lessons learned from a variety of initiatives aimed at moving the needle on consumer behavior change.
Sustana Fiber EnviroLife® awarded 2021 Sustainable Business Award by the Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council
1 year ago - The Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council named Sustana Fiber’s EnviroLife® as the Sustainable Business Product of the Year. This award highlights businesses who prioritize sustainability and make s
Sustana Fiber Installs New High-Capacity Shredder at Breakeyville Mill in Quebec, Canada
1 year ago - The installation of Sustana Fiber’s new shredder at Breakeyville supports the company’s commitment to realize a zero-waste future and is a significant investment in the circular economy.
Unpacking Carbon Neutrality and What it Really Means for the Environment
1 year ago - Increasingly, businesses are becoming aware of the greenhouse gases (CO2) they emit, and most look for ways to reduce or offset these emissions.
Sustainability, recycled content and climate change. Where do we go from here?
1 year ago - Consumers are increasingly understanding the importance of their consumption habits. Learn how Sustana's recycled fiber and paper products can help your business.
Sustana Announces New Leadership Role, Director and Sustainability Ambassador
1 year ago - Sustainability expert brings 20+ years of experience to drive company-wide sustainability advancements
Sustana Fiber Joins New Consortium to Promote Global Recycling in Self-Adhesive Label Industry “CELAB: Toward a Circular Economy for Labels”
2 years ago - Sustana Fiber has joined companies from around the world in the creation of a new Consortium, CELAB: Toward a Circular Economy for Labels.
Forestry Day and Every Day: Don’t Overlook the ‘Urban Forest’
2 years ago - While it is crucial to maintain sustainability managed forests, sourcing paper fiber from them is not the only option to consider. As we all move toward creating a more circular economy, it’s important to also consider sourcing materials from the “urban forest.”