Sustana welcomes Aaron Ling as Director of Sustainability
Sustana, a manufacturer of premium, sustainable recycled fiber and paper products, announces the appointment of Aaron Ling to Director of Sustainability.
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Sustana combining with Hanna Paper, a leading high-grade paper recovery company in North America
Transaction underscores Sustana’s commitment to leadership in sustainable pulp and paper solutions and the integration of paper recycling.
Foodservice Packaging Recycling Expands in Chicago Area
Regional recycling opportunities expanded for over 1 million residents in the Midwest
Sustana’s GHG Emissions Reduction Goal Approved by The Science Based Targets initiative
Sustana commits to reduce absolute Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions 42% by 2030 and to measure and reduce its Scope 3 emissions
Sustainable, Successful Businesses Start with Innovation
Sustana’s VP of Sales and Marketing Renée Yardley, spoke with Recycling Today about how the company’s focus on circularity and innovation has led to its success in the pulp, paper, and food packaging industries.
Recycled Fiber and Paper Leader Sustana Joins UN Global Compact, is Committed to Sustainable Development Goals
The Industry Pioneer in Sustainable Fiber and Paper Continues its Dedication to Responsible Business
Partnering for a Sustainable Supply Chain Boosts Circularity
Jim Schneider, Sustana Fiber’s VP of Operations, sheds light on the benefit of partnership in the circular economy and the mill’s trial with Sonoco and Kellogg’s.
Efficient Recycling Starts with Collaboration
Jim Schneider, VP of Operations at Sustana Fiber, explains how consumers, manufacturers, and recyclers can work together to accelerate the circular economy.
Intention is Crucial to Achieving Sustainability Goals
Sustana Fiber’s VP of Operations Jim Schneider talks about using recycled fiber to achieve sustainability goals and the role leadership plays in this approach.
Why Sustainable Packaging is Worth the Investment
Sustana Fiber’s VP of Operations Jim Schneider shares with GreenBiz readers how to advance the circular economy and efficiently reintroduce end of life materials into new packaging