Metsä Fibre receives EcoVadis’s highest level of recognition for the 6th time
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Metsä Group’s pulp and sawmill business has once again achieved EcoVadis’s highest level of recognition, the Platinum rating, for its sustainability efforts. Since 2019, Metsä Fibre has consistently been among the top one percent of pulp, paper, and cardboard manufacturers evaluated by EcoVadis. The company received particularly high marks (90 out of 100 points) for its responsible sourcing practices.
“Responsibility and sustainability are integral to our strategy and daily operations. We highly value the Platinum recognition from EcoVadis, which we have now received for the sixth time. We use the feedback from the assessment as a tool for continuous improvement,” says Ismo Nousiainen, CEO of Metsä Fibre.
“Metsä Group’s strategic sustainability goals for 2030 pave the way toward a carbon-neutral society. Our objectives include fossil-free factories, 100 percent utilization of production side streams, and completely fossil-free raw materials by 2030,” adds Nousiainen.
EcoVadis, an organization that evaluates corporate responsibility, provides a platform for companies to assess their suppliers’ performance in global environmental and social responsibility. The assessment covers four areas: environment, human rights and labor practices, business ethics, and sustainable procurement.
More information:
Tiina Tassi, VP Communications & Marketing, Metsä Fibre, tel. +358 40 833 4811
Metsä Fibre
metsagroup.com/fi/metsafibre
Metsä Group’s pulp and sawmill business Metsä Fibre produces not only pulp and sawn timber but also other bioproducts such as biochemicals and bioenergy. Our products made from northern wood are an alternative to fossil materials. We promote a culture of diversity, equality and inclusion.
In 2023, our sales totalled EUR 2.5 billion, and we have approximately 1,600 employees. Metsä Group’s parent company Metsäliitto Cooperative is owned by more than 90,000 Finnish forest owners. The sales of the whole Metsä Group were EUR 6.1 billion.
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