All our European pulp and paper mills, the Fray Bentos pulp mill in Uruguay and the Changshu paper mill in China are registered with the EU Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS), a voluntary environmental management system for companies and other organisations to improve, evaluate and report on their environmental performance on an annual basis.
EMAS reporting at UPM pulp and paper mills
All our European pulp and paper mills are certified in accordance with the voluntary EU Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS).
In 2012, we extended this to the Fray Bentos pulp mill in Uruguay, which became the first non-European mill to be certified by EMAS. In 2013, UPM Changshu became the first paper mill in China to be awarded EMAS registration. Our pulp and paper mills started with EMAS registration soon after the scheme was established in 1995, and have been persistent with registration ever since.
In 2018 the EMAS reporting scope was expanded to the societal impacts. Now the pulp and paper mills´ EMAS statements provide concrete information, e.g. about our contribution to local employment, tax income and purchasing power, and examples of engagement with the communities, like collaboration with schools.
These mill-specific EMAS statements complement UPM's corporate responsibility reporting, which is integrated into the company´s annual report. We are a global company that has local impacts. That’s why we want to understand and report even better how our operations are linked to specific communities and their inhabitants. We also want to have two-way dialogue to develop those areas and peoples´ wellbeing.
All the pulp and paper mill specific EMAS statements as well as the UPM Corporate Environmental and Societal Responsibility Statement can be found below.
This is UPM Kymi
In 2019, UPM Kymi in Finland generated around 22 million EUR in taxes and a local consumption impact of around 39 million EUR. These are remarkable numbers but how do they eventually affect the wellbeing of the area? www.upmimpacts.com app introduces the responsible operations and societal impacts of UPM Kymi. The app utilises visual data and practical examples to tell about UPM’s 2030 responsibility targets and the impacts of UPM Kymi for local society as presented in the UPM Kymi EMAS report 2019.
UPM pulp and paper mills' reports (2019)
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