International Paper do Brasil Ltda.

Factories/Offices:
Mato Grosso do Sul, Minas Gerais, Pernambuco, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo

International Paper was established in 1898 and, by absorbing Union Camp (1999) and Champion International (2000) it became the largest paper and forestry products manufacturer in the world. The headquarters are situated in Stamford (CT) in the USA and the company operates in 40 countries in the American, European and Asian continents. It exports for more than 120 countries.

Product(s):
printing and writing paper

Situated in the municipality of Mogi Guaçu (SP) the plant that manufactures printing and writing papers started its activities in Brazil in 1960. The Chambril line comprises the most versatile offset papers in the market and the production is geared to the graphic and editorial segments. Its broad scope of applications include the manufacturing of several different printings such as leaflets, calendar, bank checks, forms, notebooks and books among other products. In the municipality of Arapoti (PR), they have the only plant in the Southern Hemisphere that manufactures low basis weight coated paper, known as LWC, that is used for printing magazines, special sections and supplements, catalogues, leaflets and gift wrapping paper.

Social Responsability:
From Paraná in the South to Amapá in the Far North, there are plant nurseries, mills, forests and collaborators living in the communities surrounding company's lands. This universe demands specific philanthropic actions and International Paper makes sure that all its initiatives are combined with better social investments. This has been happening for more than 46 years: awareness of the importance of the trilogy represented by Environment, Education and Health. As a non-extractivist agroforestry enterprise, International paper fully adopts these values. Its Social-environmental Programs foster sustained progress and the preservation of Man's wealth together with the biodiversity that Nature offers Mankind.

Operating social area:
Amapá, Mato Grosso do Sul, Minas Gerais, Paraná and São Paulo

www.internationalpaperdobrasil.com.br
Telephone: 55 (19) 3861-8121
Fax: 55 (19) 3861-1098
Rodovia SP 340, Km 171
13840-970
Mogi Guaçu - SP
Brazil