Paper is an amazing product. As well as being beautiful, practical and versatile, it has exceptional environmental credentials. It's biodegradable and recyclable. It's made from an infinitely renewable resource and is sustainably produced.
All Spicers paper content comes from managed tree farms or recycled sources and all our mills conform to high-level environmental management systems. So if you care about the environment, you'll love our paper too.
Spicers and sustainability
At Spicers Paper we're very proud of our reputation as New Zealand's most environmentally-friendly paper merchant. We walk the talk on sustainability across all aspects of our business, from our unrivalled range of environmentally certified products to our sustainable office fit-out.
We're the only paper merchant in New Zealand to have Enviro-Mark Gold certification under New Zealand's leading environmental management certification programme. We were also the first supplier in New Zealand to get PEFC and FSC chain-of-custody accreditation, allowing us to stock papers with these strict guaranteed-origin labels.
Our environmental policiesSpicers Paper operates under the environmental policy of our parent company, PaperlinX, whose commitment to responsible environmental management is set out in the PaperlinX Sustainability Charter. Read more about our environmental policies and those of PaperlinX here.
Spicers and the community
Spicers is proud to be a part of the local community in New Zealand and actively supports a number of not-for-profit and community groups.
We have a long-standing relationship with WWF-New Zealand, whom we support in a variety of ways, including donations from sales of our 9lives range of recycled papers.
We're also a sponsor of the Big Night In Telethon event in support of the KidsCan StandTall Trust, which provides practical support like shoes, raincoats and food for children from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Other organisations Spicers is proud to support include the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, the Cancer Society of New Zealand, the Full Colour Trust, the Koru Care Charitable Trust and the Leukemia & Blood Foundation.
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