Klabin
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| Sociedade Anônima | |
| Traded as |
BM&F Bovespa: KLBN3, KLBN4 OTCQX: KLBAY |
| Industry | Paper industry |
| Founded | 1899 |
| Headquarters | São Paulo, Brazil |
Key people |
Daniel Miguel Klabin (Chairman) Fabio Schvartsman (CEO) |
| Products | Paper, Packaging, Industrial sacks and Paper recycling |
| Revenue |
 US$ 2.0 billion (2013)[1] |
 US$ 122.7 million (2013) [2] | |
Number of employees | 9,071 |
| Website | www.klabin.com.br |
Klabin is the biggest paper producer, exporter and recycler in Brazil.
It is the leading manufacturer of packaging paper and board, corrugated boxes, industrial sacks and timber in logs. It has 17 industrial plants in Brazil and one in Argentina. Self-sufficient in wood, it has 218 thousand hectares of planted forests and 183 thousand hectares of preserved native woodlands. It was the first company from the pulp and paper sector in the Southern Hemisphere to have its forests certified by the FSC (Forest Stewardship Council), attesting to the fact that the company runs its activities within the highest possible standards of environmental conservation and socioeconomic sustainability. The History of Klabin starts with the arrival of two families of Lithuanian immigrants to Brazil; Klabin and Lafer.
Units
Industrial plants
- Unit Argentina - Buenos Aires
- Unit Angatuba - São Paulo
- Unit Correia Pinto - Santa Catarina
- Unit Betim - Minas Gerais
- Unit Del Castilho - Rio de Janeiro - Rio de Janeiro
- Unit Feira de Santana - Bahia
- Unit Goiana - Pernambuco
- Unit Itajaí - Santa Catarina
- Unit Jundiaí - São Paulo
- Unit Jundiaí - São Paulo - Tijuco Preto
- Unit Lages - Santa Catarina - 1
- Unit Lages - Santa Catarina - 2
- Unit Otacílio Costa - Santa Catarina
- Unit Piracicaba - São Paulo
- Unit São Leopoldo - Rio Grande do Sul
- Unit Monte Alegre - Telêmaco Borba - Paraná
- Unit PUMA - Ortigueira - Paraná
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