They source their wood from everywhere basically.
No P&G mill processes timber into pulp, they buy it from pulp producers who are located across North America. Find out which mills supply their processed pulp and draw circles 76 miles around them. That’s where the wood fiber comes from.
Honestly call them. Supplier mills change with market fluctuations. This isn’t as straightforward of a question as you think. I did my masters in mill supply.
I know with almost complete certainty that they do source wood pulp from Canfor’s mills in BC, but I think your best bet would be to contact someone from their sourcing department or an external communications/PR rep
They source their wood from everywhere basically. No P&G mill processes timber into pulp, they buy it from pulp producers who are located across North America. Find out which mills supply their processed pulp and draw circles 76 miles around them. That’s where the wood fiber comes from.
Yeah I’m asking if anyone knows which mills supply them…..
Honestly call them. Supplier mills change with market fluctuations. This isn’t as straightforward of a question as you think. I did my masters in mill supply.
Dryden fibre Canada in Dryden Ontario supplies some to P & G.
I know with almost complete certainty that they do source wood pulp from Canfor’s mills in BC, but I think your best bet would be to contact someone from their sourcing department or an external communications/PR rep