Have you ever wondered how we use and reuse water in our pulp- and paper-making business? Learn more about our water conservation and management process, from rivers and lakes to our mills — and back again.
An expansion at Engineered Absorbent Materials (EAM) will allow the company to produce airlaid nonwoven material for a wide range of applications. Learn more about EAM and its industry-leading absorbent cores and nonwoven materials, all made from our sustainably produced fluff pulp.
Canada’s boreal forest is incredibly beautiful, but did you know it’s also a major contributor to the country’s economy? Learn how we help protect this vital natural resource through sustainable forest management.
We’re reducing our environmental impact by changing how we transport our pulp and paper products to our customers. Read more about our award-winning smart shipping efforts.
Domtar’s entrance into the containerboard market will help meet consumer demand for sustainable packaging. Learn more about paper packaging trends and our Kingsport Mill conversion.
A new Social Security proposal advocates for a return of paper statements. Here’s why that matters to millions of Americans, who need to know their projected Social Security earnings in order to plan for a better future.
U.S. Senator Bill Hagerty (R-Tenn.) visited the site of our Kingsport Mill conversion to a 100-percent recycled packaging facility. Learn about the visit and the project’s focus on creating a circular economy.
Did you know that many students have experienced learning loss as a result of the coronavirus pandemic? As students head back to school for a new year, learn how paper can help bridge the gap.
The American Forest and Paper Association recently featured two Domtar employees for their sustainability focus. Learn more about this honor, as well as the organization’s five new sustainability goals for the pulp and paper industry.
In 2020, 73 percent of the energy for our mills came from renewable sources, and we generated 71 percent of our own electricity. Learn more about the role biomass plays in our renewable energy plan.
We support many carbon sequestration efforts currently underway in the United States. Learn about these programs and how we contribute by donating seedlings, promoting legislation and following sustainable forestry principles.
Pandemic restrictions are lifting, which means more people are planning to hit the road this summer. If you’re among them, learn six ways you can use paper and print for a more memorable summer vacation.
An expansion at our Engineered Absorbent Materials (EAM) facility in Georgia positions us to become a leading nonwovens provider. Learn more about the recent groundbreaking event and what it means for Domtar.
A proposed Postal Service Reform Act will address many challenges faced by the United States Postal Service. What’s missing from the recommendations, and how will it affect businesses? Here’s our take on this issue.
Millennials and Gen Z are looking at life through a sustainability lens, and that’s changing the face of the forest products industry. Learn how sustainability drives consumer behavior and career choice among younger generations.
June is National Safety Month 2021, and we’re proud to recognize several significant safety milestones at our mills and converting centers. Learn more about our ongoing commitment to manufacturing safety.
What are your summer travel plans? Whether you decide to drive across the country or stay closer to home, make a summer 2021 reading list. To get started, consider these books, all of which are printed on Domtar paper.
Proposed legislation is trying to place the product recycling and disposal burden on manufacturers’ shoulders. The good news? Paper recycling rates are already high, putting our industry on the right track. Read more.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which makes it a perfect time to talk about how art therapy can improve your mood, reduce anxiety and help you process grief and trauma. Learn more.
Domtar released its Q1 2021 financial report. View highlights from the Q1 financial report, as well as an infographic of key data.
It’s more important than ever for companies to embrace a culture of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). One of Domtar’s recruiters explains why and offers insight on how companies can create a more welcoming culture.
A podcast for a paper company? It may sound strange, but the Paper Matters podcast helps us share our commitment to sustainability and tell the story of our everyday products. Learn more about the podcast.
The coronavirus pandemic has created greater isolation for Deaf, Blind and DeafBlind communities because of lockdowns and a shift to digital and virtual communication. Accessibility matters — and paper helps bridge the gap.
Our Marlboro Mill, Rock Hill Converting Center and Tatum Converting Center recently received workplace safety awards in South Carolina. Learn more about these awards and Domtar’s dedication to workplace safety.
Biodiversity conservation is an important of our sustainability efforts. We’re proud to partner with the American Forest Foundation and landowners to protect and improve wildlife habitats in the Southeast. Learn more.
As part of its quest to build a circular economy, our Windsor Mill has partnered with local maple syrup producers. Find out how the partnership works, and learn more about how maple syrup is made.
In March 1827, the first Black-owned American newspaper began publishing in New York. That milestone paved the way for nearly 200 years of Black-owned media. Learn how one small newspaper paper gave voice to Black Americans.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, we’re sharing two stories this week of female employees who work in our Paper Excellence mills. We’re pleased to introduce Ashley Popovich, Environmental Specialist who work at our Catalyst Port Alberni mill. How did you come to work at Catalyst Port Alberni?I started working at a paper mill in my hometown of Snowflake, Arizona. I worked at the mill in the summers when I was at university and I guess I did a good job
On International Women’s Day, we celebrate all women who work at Domtar, including Julia Kocis, a millwright at our Dryden Mill. Learn about Kocis and her journey from trade school to Red Seal-certified millwright.
Domtar announced on March 1 the completion of the sale of the Personal Care business to American Industrial Partners for $920 million. “This sale provides significant dry powder to enable our conversion projects and the building of our packaging business,” said President and Chief Executive Officer John D. Williams. “I want to thank the employees of Domtar Personal Care for their hard work and dedication throughout the process, and for their contributions over the years.” Williams also acknowledged Michael Fagan,
Technology can make a mill more efficient, but can it also improve environmental responsibility? Take a look at how Hawesville Mill is using technology to improve sustainability and change its culture.
Did you know that Black authors have been publishing in the United States since 1760? Read about the early Black pioneers of American literature and how they paved the way for today’s writers.
Domtar today reported a net loss of $59 million ($1.07 per share) for the fourth quarter of 2020 compared to a net loss of $92 million ($1.67 per share) for the third quarter of 2020, and a net loss of $34 million ($0.59 per share) for the fourth quarter of 2019. Sales for the fourth quarter of 2020 were $0.9 billion. The fourth quarter 2020 results include an after-tax loss of $43 million ($0.78 per share) from discontinued operations related
Reusing manufacturing byproducts is good for the bottom line and for the environment. See how our Nekoosa and Rothschild mills are working together to use one mill’s waste to treat the other mill’s wastewater.
Toronto–based paper artist Calvin Nicholls has been creating stunning three-dimensional sculptures of wildlife since the mid-1980s. Learn about his creative journey and why paper is his medium of choice.
With this Domtar sale to American Industrial Partners, we are reinforcing our focus on building an industry-leading Paper, Pulp and Packaging company to deliver long-term shareholder value. Read more.
