Metsä Group’s tissue paper business, Metsä Tissue, announces an extension to the deadline for entry for the 2025 Sustainability Awards.
Metsä Tissue is pleased to announce that it has extended the entry deadline for the 2025 Sustainability Awards by one month. All entries must now be submitted by 30th September 2024, in order to be considered for the 2025 Metsä Sustainability Awards.
The decision to extend the deadline for entry came after a large number of requests from potential entrants who have been impacted by the holiday season.
About the 2025 Sustainability Awards
The Sustainability Awards were founded in partnership with the Cleaning & Services Support Association (CSSA) in 2023 with the aim of shining a spotlight on sustainability across the cleaning and hygiene industry. The 2025 Sustainability Awards ceremony will be held at the Pelligon in Canary Wharf in London, on 19th March 2025.
Details of the awards and how to enter are available on the 2025 Sustainability Awards website. Nominations are free to enter and the deadline for entry is 30th September 2024.
For further information on the 2025 Sustainability Awards, please visit the website –
www.2025sustainabilityawards.com – or contact Denise Nee by telephone on 0845 601 8266 or by email at [email protected].
About the Cleaning & Services Support Association – The CSSA is run by the Cleaning Industry for the Cleaning Industry. It exists to help businesses Grow, Comply, Change and Innovate. They do this through their accreditations, recognising greatness, key events, online and offline business advice, and having government representation.
About Metsä Group – Metsä Group’s Tissue and Greaseproof Papers business, or Metsä Tissue, produces hygiene products for households and professionals, and greaseproof papers for food preparation and packaging. Our high-quality locally produced brands – Lambi, Serla, Mola, Tento, Katrin and SAGA – make daily life cleaner.
We promote a diverse, equal, and inclusive culture. Our 2023 sales were EUR 1.3 billion, and we have approximately 2,500 employees. Metsä Group’s parent company Metsäliitto Cooperative is owned by around 90,000 Finnish forest owners.
