NewPage announces Sterling® Ultra is now FSC certified
Oct 12, 2007. NewPage Corporation, the largest coated paper manufacturer in North America, enhances the Sterling® Ultra offering with FSC certification.
Oct 12, 2007. /Lesprom Network/. NewPage introduces FSC certification for Sterling Ultra to provide a greener-than-ever solution for printed communication needs. Sterling Ultra, the most trusted named in coated papers, has the most complete offering available with extraordinary versatility, superb print quality and stellar press performance.
“Although Sterling Ultra FSC certification marks a new milestone for NewPage, our commitment to greener products and practices are longstanding,” said Jim Okraszewski, director of fiber supply, NewPage. NewPage is fully committed, today and in the future, to the protection of the world's forests. This dedication is demonstrated by 100% of NewPage wood fiber being in compliance with the SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative®) standard. NewPage has achieved SFI wood procurement certification across all mill facilities.
To fortify efforts to be ever more responsible stewards of the world's forests, NewPage Corporation has now secured FSC chain of custody certification for the Sterling Ultra offering.
“At NewPage, we are proud of our products, our partnerships and our sustained commitment to the wise use of resources”, states Brian Boland, marketing manager, NewPage. NewPage places top priority on compliance with government laws at local, state and federal levels and in the development and application of sustainable forestry standards. NewPage respects the opinions of individuals and organizations that are dedicated to protecting the world's forests. Sterling Ultra preserves and enhances the role of NewPage as an industry leader and a responsible global citizen.
NewPage Corporation, headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, is a leading U.S. producer of coated papers in North America. The company produces Premium Number One sheet-fed to Number Four web, C1S and digital coated papers offering design flexibility for a wide array of end uses.