International Paper has an interest in the public policy process and in the outcome of legislative debates at all levels of our government. As a company, we take our role in the process seriously because of its direct impact on our ability to compete in today’s marketplace. We invite you to learn more about our priority issues below.
We work closely with our customers and partners to help advance policy issues impacting feminine, adult incontinence and baby care products.
Learn moreWe support policies that promote energy diversity and economic development, consistent with our principles of responsible, efficient, and sustainable use of natural resources.
Learn MoreWe continue to champion the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act because investments in the U.S. supply chain network will support our efforts to move products in a timely manner to U.S. and global customers.
Learn moreInternational Paper opposes paper bag taxes and bans that discourage use of recyclable products and increase costs for customers.
Learn MoreWe are committed to market-driven paper and paper-based packaging recovery and recycling efforts. We oppose government mandates that hold producers financially responsible for managing waste from products sold or require the manufacturer to take back products and packaging introduced into the marketplace.
Learn MoreWe oppose paper and paper-based packaging taxes because they create barriers to International Paper’s goal of advancing circular solutions throughout our value chain, and creating innovative products that are 100% reusable, recyclable or compostable.
Learn MoreWe believe in comprehensive, long-term tax reform that significantly reduces the corporate tax rate and creates a globally competitive system of international taxation.
Learn MoreAs a major exporter of packaging, pulp and paper, IP has long history of support for bilateral and regional trade agreements that offer substantive economic benefits and provide greater market access for our products.
Learn MoreAs a leading shipper of freight, IP supports policies that make our shipments more efficient and competitive.
Learn MoreA healthy, vibrant U.S. Postal Service is important to the paper and packaging industry and our customers. While comprehensive postal reforms are needed to return USPS to profitability, postage rate increases should not be the answer.
Learn moreInternational Paper strives to prepare and support employees at all levels with a commitment to diversity and inclusion.
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