Veracel Celulose

Veracel Celulose is a prominent Brazilian bioeconomy company that specializes in the production of sustainable eucalyptus fiber-based cellulose. With operations spanning across 11 municipalities in the Costa do Descobrimento region of Bahia, the company is a joint venture between Brazilian giant Suzano and Finnish company Stora Enso, both renowned for their expertise in cellulose and paper manufacturing. Veracel Celulose stands out for its commitment to sustainable practices, protecting the environment through initiatives like the RPPN Estação Veracel, a vast private Atlantic Forest reserve. The company's core products include high-quality cellulose sheets destined for international markets, where they are used in the production of various paper products. As a market leader, Veracel Celulose prides itself on its diverse team and strong corporate culture, guided by pillars such as safety, ethics, responsibility, and innovation. The company's dedication to excellence and transparency has earned it recognition as one of the best places to work in Brazil for five consecutive years. Noteworthy achievements include the establishment of the "Empresa + Inclusiva" initiative, promoting diversity and inclusion within the organization. Veracel Celulose's geographic presence extends from the eucalyptus plantations in Bahia to the world market, with a strong focus on sustainable operations and environmental conservation. Rooted in a purpose of responsibility, inspiration, and valuing life, Veracel Celulose's mission revolves around contributing to a better environment for all. The company's strategic direction emphasizes continuous improvement in its forest management practices, product quality, and market expansion. With a strong emphasis on dialogue, transparency, and respect, Veracel Celulose continues to drive innovation in the cellulose industry, setting the standard for sustainable production practices and social responsibility.