Brewton Containerboard Mill First Paper Mill in the Country To Earn Energy Star Certification
Since 2007, we've invested nearly $1 billion to transform our Brewton Containerboard Mill into a model of innovation. Thanks to modernized equipment and the dedication of our employees, we've created a cutting-edge, sustainable and safer workplace. As the first integrated paper mill in the U.S. to earn the ENERGY STAR® certification, Brewton stands as a testament to our ongoing commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. Here's to continued success and the exciting milestones ahead. https://bit.ly/3GaxglW
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