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Supporting Sustainable Forest Practices

Updated December 12, 2023
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2 min read

    Nurturing baby’s future also means nurturing the world they grow up in - that’s why we are committed to help keep our forests as forests.

    Sustainable forestry practices we follow

    Cellulose is a material of natural origin that absorbs moisture. We harvest the wood pulp that we use to produce the cellulose in Pampers diapers in accordance with our parent company P&G’s Forest Commodities Policy, meaning we only source from responsibly managed 'working forests'. All wood pulp we source for Pampers diapers is third party certified by a globally recognized certification system like a

    We also support FSC® in their work to increase adoption of FSC standards, ensuring that wildlife is protected and contributing to thriving local communities as we harvest the wood pulp we need.

    Have more questions?

    Take a look at this link to see how our parent company P&G is mapping its global impact across four key areas: Nature, Water, Waste, and Climate. Alternatively, if you'd like to explore in more detail, you can read about how P&G is protecting forests for future generations.

    Q&A’s

    Reforestation consists of replanting deforested areas to restore forests that disappeared in the recent past. Reforestation offers one of the most effective means of removing carbon from the atmosphere. It’s widely reported as a low-cost, high impact solution and has many other benefits including promotion of biodiversity¹ , regulating ecosystems and supporting livelihoods within local communities² . There are estimations that reforestation is on pace to remove 103 billion tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere between 2020-2050. Increasing the pace of reforestation would remove substantial amounts of additional carbon dioxide at low cost³.


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