Biodiversity > Non-profit receives $60 mln to remove deforestation from crucial supply chains

Non-profit receives $60 mln to remove deforestation from crucial supply chains

Published 14:00 on April 17, 2023  /  Last updated at 11:39 on April 17, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

A Canada-based non-profit has received $60 million from a funding initiative to scale up low-impact and circular clothing, paper, and packaging solutions that will eliminate the use of ancient and endangered forests from the supply chains of those industries, it announced Monday.
A Canada-based non-profit has received $60 million from a funding initiative to scale up low-impact and circular clothing, paper, and packaging solutions that will eliminate the use of ancient and endangered forests from the supply chains of those industries, it announced Monday.


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