Chung Hwa Pulp (CHP) is actively responding to international sustainability trends by deepening its management of natural capital. On March 9, 2026, the ESG Committee formally approved the "Chung Hwa Pulp Biodiversity and No-Deforestation Commitment." To strengthen the management of nature-related risks, CHP announced its official listing as a TNFD Adopter in Q1 2026. The company has initiated an internal L.E.A.P. framework analysis to comprehensively assess the dependencies and impacts of corporate activities on natural resources. Simultaneously, by linking resources across industry, government, and academia, CHP is advancing research projects on natural capital and biodiversity within its forest lands and plant sites to enhance risk management and corporate resilience, demonstrating a firm resolve to move from "Carbon Reduction" toward being "Nature Positive".
CHP will conduct transparent disclosures in accordance with the TNFD framework, strengthening its governance, strategy, risk management, and the establishment of metrics and targets to ensure harmonious coexistence between corporate operations and the natural environment. The core priorities of the newly approved "Biodiversity and No-Deforestation Commitment" include: Strictly ensuring the legality and sustainability of wood chip sources. Refusing involvement in illegal logging or the destruction of High Conservation Value (HCV) forests. Implementing eco-friendly management within forest operations. Protecting species habitats and regularly monitoring biodiversity data.
Joining as a TNFD Adopter and passing this commitment marks a significant milestone in the implementation of CHP's Sustainability Roadmap. Moving forward, the company will continue to collaborate with supply chain partners to promote the sustainable development of both the economy and the environment, creating long-term green value for all stakeholders.
