ForSite™ | Ensuring Your Fiber-Based Products Are Responsibly Sourced
Responsible Fiber Sourcing Starts with Better Visibility
See how International Paper's ForSite© program helps ensure fiber-based products are sourced responsibly.
As demand grows for sustainable packaging products, businesses need confidence that the fiber used in their supply chains comes from responsibly managed forests. International Paper's ForSite© Infographic explains how International Paper's proprietary ForSite© process helps assess non-certified forestlands and supports responsible fiber procurement practices across the United States.
Through a structured approach that evaluates potential conservation values, engages suppliers, and addresses identified risks before procurement occurs, ForSite© helps protect important forest resources while supporting long-term forest management and fiber availability.
Why Download This Infographic?
In this quick-read resource, you'll learn:
- How International Paper evaluates wood fiber sourced from non-certified forestlands.
- The role of ForSite© in identifying potential conservation concerns before fiber is purchased.
- How supplier engagement and risk mitigation support responsible forest management.
- Why responsible sourcing helps encourage continued forest stewardship and sustainable fiber supply.
- How customers can have greater confidence in the fiber-based packaging and paper products they use.
Supporting Responsible Forest Management
International Paper developed ForSite© as an innovative mapping and assessment system that helps guide responsible fiber procurement activities on non-certified forestland. The program reflects the company's commitment to transparency in fiber sourcing and helps ensure procurement activities do not compromise important environmental values.
Whether you're focused on sustainability reporting, responsible sourcing initiatives, ESG commitments, or supply chain transparency, this infographic provides a clear overview of how responsible fiber procurement works in practice.
Learn how International Paper evaluates forests, works with suppliers, and helps protect critical environmental values while delivering the fiber needed for paper and packaging products.
