ReportAlert.info - Fibria Celulose (NYSE:FBR) Publishes 2013 Sustainability Report
The report shows company's main results in the governance, economic-financial and social and environmental responsibility areas
May 12, 2014 /3BL Media/ - Fibria Celulose S.A., the world’s leading producer of hardwood pulp, has published its 2013 Report with the company's main results in the governance, economic-financial and social and environmental responsibility areas. The document follows the G4 guidelines of Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) for the preparation of sustainability reports, which recommends more objectivity and focus on the aspects most relevant to the perpetuation of the business. Its structure reflects the company’s Materiality Matrix, which was updated at the end of 2013 after consulting with stakeholders.
A description of Fibria’s activities, and the impacts they cause, is made through concise texts and info charts. In favor of clarity, each chapter is about a material theme, dealt with in a manner that offers an overview of the entire topic. The Report covers the operations of Fibria’s Industrial and Forestry Units as well as the pulp loading operation at the Port of Santos (SP). Before its publication, the document was submitted for independent verification by Bureau Veritas Certification, seeking to achieve the level of GRI G4 Comprehensive application. External experts also conducted a critical reading of the report.
In addition to the print edition, the Report may also be consulted on-line in a version offering access to the indicators previously collected in past years, which can be downloaded through a tablet application.
Fibria’s 2013 Report in English and Portuguese is available at the following address: www.fibria.com.br/relatorio2013/en/.
For more information, please write to comunicacaofibria@fibria.com.br.
About Fibria
Fibria operates three pulp mills, using wood from eucalyptus plantations present in 242 Brazilian municipalities. It employs about 17,000 workers, between its own and outsourced employees, and its forest base totals 846,282 hectares, of which 288,786 are permanent preservation areas. Its Units are certified by the Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) and Cerflor/Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC).
