- Introduction
- Community
- Products
- Operations/Performance
- Forestry
- Resources
Products
Extending Product Life
- Environmental
Environmental Dimension
- Using resources wisely
- Complying with laws
- Minimizing the impact of our facilities by operating in a safe, responsible and efficient manner
- Reducing the adverse impact of our products in use
- Economic
Economic Dimension
- Maintaining profitability
- Managing the cost to customers and consumers to use our products
- Making products that are preferred in the marketplace
- Positively impacting our communities through local purchases of goods and services, taxes and other community support
One More Time – Extending Product Life
People make sustainability decisions every day about the products they buy and use. The disposable cups, plates, cutlery, napkins and other paper and tissue products Georgia-Pacific makes provide important benefits such as hygiene, convenience and cost savings to people who use them.
But what happens to these products after they’ve served their purpose?
That’s a question more and more communities are asking as they look for ways to reduce waste and costs. It’s one many consumers are also asking as they consider their own environmental footprint.
Georgia-Pacific is helping provide some answers as it works to meet the sustainability expectations of its customers and consumers.
Social Dimension