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Sustainability Report 2004

Environmental aspects

Industrial operations | Solid wood products

In 2004 the Aracruz Produtos de Madeira unit, which came on line in 1999, produced 41,783 cubic meters of Lyptus, a noble wood obtained exclusively from sustainable eucalyptus plantations.

The unit does not generate industrial effluents and uses small quantities of chemical products. The chart below displays the unit’s eco-efficiency indices:

Specific consumptions in the production of Lyptus

For more information on Aracruz Produtos de Madeira and Lyptus, visit the site: www.lyptus.com.br/.

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