An overview of the publications and thought leadership PwC produces by their Global Forest, paper and packaging industry practice professionals. en-gx Tue, 10 Jun 2003 04:00:00 GMT Tue, 21 May 2013 09:18:27 EDT http://www.pwc.com/ http://www.pwc.com//en_GX/webadmin/assets/image/pwc.gif http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html PricewaterhouseCoopers WCPS PwC PwC Video highlights from PwC's 24th annual global forest and paper industry conference.

]]> A 2011 PwC that looks at the way in which fair value is being applied by forest owning companies applying IFRS. This study aims to provide a follow up on the insights published in 2009 and to highlight certain observations on the difficulties, as well as similarities and differences.

]]> PwC's Forest, paper and packaging deals 2010 reviews deal activity in the FPP industries. We examine the rationale behind deal trends and key individual deals.

]]> In this short report, we look at how technology, competition for fibre and evolving value chains are redefining the possibilities for FPP companies, and consider how business models may change in response. We believe that the FPP industry will need to both draw upon old strengths, like its considerable talents in forest and fibre management, and improve capabilities, e.g. around innovation and R&D, to make sure it gains full benefit from these developments.

]]> Now that changes to the OECD Transfer Pricing Guidelines have been approved, what does this mean for your business? In the first of a new series of Global Tax Alerts, we help you to understand the changes to chapters I-III and the impacts we think they will have on global businesses in the industrial sectors.

]]> Many financial institutions have made, or are under pressure to make, commitments to the sustainable financing of forestry. The challenge to the financial sector is in developing consistent and effective policies, implementation and monitoring procedures for sustainable forestry.

]]> This new study, commissioned by the Conservation Finance Alliance (CFA) and PwC is the first detailed analysis of how REDD+ funding is currently, or could in the future be managed and disbursed within the intended recipient nations.

]]> PwC's survey summarises financial information from the PwC Top 100, the 100 largest forest, paper and packaging (FPP) companies in the world.

]]> The Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) and PwC developed this white paper to provide information about LCA and to be a reference for those interested in learning how LCA can be applied in the forest products industry. This white paper is intended for those new to LCA, as well as those who are already familiar with the concept.

]]> This Net Earnings Summary is prepared by PwC from financial statements issued by the companies noted. Canadian dollars are used unless otherwise noted. All comparative figures are with the three months ended March 2010.

]]> Forest, Paper and Packaging Deals 2009 reviews deal activity in the FPP industries. Download the publication to read our perspective on latest deal trends and expectations for 2010

]]> Under constant pressure from government, the media, customers and consumers, the packaging industry is increasingly being forced to consider how its products can be made more sustainable. Faced with pressing issues of over capacity, low prices and high raw material costs, should ‘sustainable packaging’ be a top concern for packaging senior executives?

]]> Many industrial products companies are diverse businesses, with multiple divisions operating in a number of different countries and regions. These businesses often have a wide-ranging, complicated structure of legal entities supporting them.

]]> Obtaining key cost information on competing regions is a critical part of any company’s operational and strategic planning.

]]> To meet growing customer and stakeholder demands for assurance that wood, paper and building products come from forests that are responsibly managed, PwC's has developed a new independent chain of custody certification standard.

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