Children’s rights Benchmark

Asia Pulp and Paper

Asia Pulp and Paper is an actor in the Paper & Forest Products industry. These companies produce pulp and paper products.

Main region:

Asia & Pacific

Main sector:

Basic Materials

Main industry:

Paper & Forest Products

6.7

+1.8 from 2024

6.7

2025

4.9

2024

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Governance & Collaboration	Workplace	Marketplace	Community & environment	Average score
Asia Pulp and Paper
				6.7
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Sector
				5.7
Industry
				5.9
Region
				4.7

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