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Stora Enso Announces Products With Three Chain-of-custody Certifications

June 2007
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WISCONSIN RAPIDS, WI—June 21, 2007—Stora Enso (NYSE: SEO) today announced effective June 1, the Centura®, Productolith® gloss, dull and matte sheets, and the Arbor™ line of products meet the chain-of-custody certification requirements for the following:

• Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), SW-COC-1930;

• Sustainable Forestry Initiative® (SFI), BV-COC-209961-A; and

• Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC), BV-COC-209961-B.

In May, Stora Enso announced that six of its North American mills achieved third-party chain-of-custody certifications for SFI® and PEFC, becoming the first coated paper manufacturer in North America to achieve SFI chain-of-custody certification. The SFI and PEFC certifications complement the FSC chain-of-custody certification achieved last year.

“We recognize that many of our customers want assurance that the products they buy come from responsibly managed forests. The entire Centura and Arbor line of products, as well as Productolith sheets in gloss, dull and matte finishes, meet these expectations with threefold confidence,” said Tony McDowell, vice president, branding and market communications. “As a leader in the paper industry, we have a special responsibility to support all credible forest certification schemes. That’s why we have sought and attained these multiple certifications for six of our mills in North America, covering a wide range of products for our customers.” Additional products with chain-of-custody certification may be available on an inquiry basis. Contact a Stora Enso sales representative for details. About Stora Enso’s multiple chain-of-custody certified products

Centura is a premium coated free-sheet printing paper from Stora Enso offering a complete line of sheet, web and digital products. It is best used when a consistent image is critical throughout a marketing campaign. Centura provides high brightness (96) and pleasing blue-white shade in four distinct finishes – gloss, silk, dull and matte. It contains a minimum of 10% post-consumer recycled content, is acid-free and archival quality. All of the chemical pulp used in manufacturing Centura is elemental chlorine free.

ArborWeb™ and ArborWeb Plus are coated free-sheet web papers, perfect for publishers and brand owners who place a high value on environmental responsibility. All Arbor products contain 30% post-consumer recycled content and are designed to optimize forest conservation without sacrificing print production values. The Arbor formulation is also available in three lighter-weight publication grades – PolarisPress Arbor, ConsoPress Arbor and MagniPress Arbor – to match customer interests in choice, performance and the environment. All of the chemical pulp used in manufacturing the Arbor products is elemental chlorine free.

Productolith is an industry favorite known for its dependable press and bindery performance. Productolith gloss, dull and matte sheets are multiple-certified and contain a minimum of 10% post-consumer recycled content. It offers high brightness (92) with blue-white shade, and is acid-free and archival quality. All of the chemical pulp used in manufacturing Productolith is elemental chlorine free.
 

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