Solaris Paper

This company has sustainability claims on its website.
[Source 2015][More on Sustainability Reporting]

'The company has profited from a corporate ethic founded on corruption and environmental exploitation. In Indonesia's Riau province, where APP has fed paper mills for some two decades, forests have been devastated, while the local population has remained one of the poorest in the country.' Multinational Monitor article outlining criticisms. [Listed under Information due to age of report]
[Source 2005][More on Forests]

This 2001 briefing examines the destructive practices of APP and the Indonesian pulp and paper industry.
[Source 2001][More on Forests]

This 2001 report by Friends of the Earth UK examines The responsibility of international financial institutions for Indonesian forest destruction, social conflict and the financial crisis of Asia Pulp & Paper.
[Source 2001][More on Forests]

With Indonesia having one of the highest rates of illegal logging in the world, and Asia Pulp & Paper (APP), one of the subsidiary of Sinar Mas Group, being the largest Indonesian pulp producer, it would be hard to believe that APP is not also a partner in crime. [Listed under Information due to age of report]
[Source 2005][More on Forests]

A number a companies cut ties with APP in 2008 on environmental grounds including Office Depot, Walmart, Staples, Ricoh and Australian retailer Woolworths Ltd.
[Source 2008][More on Habitats]

Friends of the Earth has again called on UK paper merchants to cease trading with Asia Pulp & Paper after a new report made allegations of human rights abuses by the Indonesian pulp and paper industry. 2002 report.
[Source x][More on Human Rights]

'Four years ago, APP made a public pledge to protect some of the high conservation value forests within its holdings... APP is now touting a hollow commitment to conservation in an elaborate public relations and advertising campaign at the same time they are accelerating the clearing of rainforests.' [Listed under Information due to age of report]
[Source 2006][More on Governance]

As listed on the We Mean Business website, this company has committed to the following climate action initiatives: remove commodity-driven deforestation from all supply chains by 2020.
[Source 2017][More on Climate Change]

BankTrack is a global network of civil society organisations and individuals tracking the operations of the banking sector and the activities they finance. Banktrack aims to promote fundamental changes in the banking sector so that banks adopt just and sustainable business practices. BankTrack also has profiles on companies, such as this one, which have been the subject of civil society campaigns for damaging the environment or society. Follow the link to see this company's profile.
[Source 2018]

Follow link to see Wikipedia profile on this company
[Source 2015]

A 2008 report on the sustainability claims of Malaysia's palm oil lobby, with a special focus on the state of sarawak.
[Source 2008][More on Forests]

Criticisms in this Greenpeace report include illegal logging, large-scale deforestation and expansion of palm oil plantations into previously forested areas. [Listed under Information due to age of report]
[Source 2008][More on Palm Oil]

This company appeared ninth on RepRisk's top ten "most environmentally and socially controversial companies of 2010". Companies on the list were severely criticised during 2010 by the world's media, governments and NGOs. Criticisms of Sinar Mas include excessive deforestation to make way for palm oil production in Indonesia, destroying the habitats of endangered orangutans and Sumatran tigers, illegally burning forests, damaging rivers and fish stocks, destroying indigenous ways of life, and creating social conflict through land rights and resources disputes. [Listed under Information due to age of report]
[Source 2010][More on Human Rights]

BankTrack is a global network of civil society organisations and individuals tracking the operations of the banking sector and the activities they finance. Banktrack aims to promote fundamental changes in the banking sector so that banks adopt just and sustainable business practices. BankTrack also has profiles on companies, such as this one, which have been the subject of civil society campaigns for damaging the environment or society. Follow the link to see this company's profile.
[Source 2018]

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