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European Thermal Paper Association

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Industry Innovation

Innovation is a key driver for the thermal paper industry, which invests significantly in research and development to create new and more sustainable solutions. ETPA members make ongoing efforts to reduce the carbon footprint of their operations and use of raw materials such as wood from responsible sources. Sustainability initiatives in the sector include environmental certifications, water conservation and energy efficiency and renewable raw materials.

Environmental Certifications

ETPA members have obtained numerous have obtained numerous environmental certifications from the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) and other bodies, demonstrating their commitment to high safety and environmental standards. These certifications ensure that production processes meet stringent environmental and quality criteria.

Water Conservation and Energy Efficiency

ETPA members invest in technologies and practices that conserve water and increase energy efficiency. These efforts help reduce the overall environmental footprint of thermal paper production.

Renewable Raw Materials

The use of fibers sourced from sustainable forestry ensures that thermal paper production supports responsible forest management. This practice helps to maintain biodiversity and forest health.

Examples of sustainability efforts

Bisphenol-free thermal papers

Reducing water consumption

Energy consumption and transport

Action against emissions

Sustainable procurement

Renewable and sustainably managed sources

Occupational Health and Safety

Environmental, social & governance (ESG) strategy

Operating policy

Global responsibility

European Thermal Paper Association (ETPA)
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If you are interested in becoming a member of ETPA, or have any questions about the association, please feel free to contact the ETPA Secretariat.

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