Empresas CMPC SA 2009 SR
The report for 2009 marks Empresas CMPC's 90th anniversary and highlights its strategic expansion into Brazil through significant acquisitions in the pulp, paper, and tissue sectors. Key highlights include the "Good Neighbourhood Plan," which supports 300 Mapuche communities, and the CMPC Foundation's educational programs benefiting over 7,000 students. Environmentally, the company achieved a 74.2% renewable energy share from biomass and recycled 693,000 tonnes of paper. Safety performance was notable, with the Laja Pulp Mill reaching 1,000,000 accident-free man-hours. The report also details the company's commitment to biodiversity, protecting 147,000 hectares of native forest in Chile.
Company: Empresas CMPC SA
Sector: Materials
Country: Chile
Year: 2009
Type: SR
Pages: 114
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Empresas CMPC SA
Sustainable Development Report
The report for 2009 marks Empresas CMPC's 90th anniversary and highlights its strategic expansion into Brazil through significant acquisitions in the pulp, paper, and tissue sectors. Key highlights include the "Good Neighbourhood Plan," which supports 300 Mapuche communities, and the CMPC Foundation's educational programs benefiting over 7,000 students. Environmentally, the company achieved a 74.2% renewable energy share from biomass and recycled 693,000 tonnes of paper. Safety performance was notable, with the Laja Pulp Mill reaching 1,000,000 accident-free man-hours. The report also details the company's commitment to biodiversity, protecting 147,000 hectares of native forest in Chile.
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Report Year
2009
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2009 - Dec 31, 2009
Fiscal Year
2009
Type
Sustainability Report
Language
English
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