A History Rich With Past and Present
Built in 1965, and acquired by Kruger in 2022, the Kamloops Pulp Mill is a key player in the British Columbia economy and is rooted in the local community.
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60
Years in the BC community
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1,500
Direct and indirect jobs
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$ 1B
Estimated local economic impact
A Focus on Sustainability
Before it emerged as a global trend, Kruger had been deeply committed to sustainability for decades as a core part of our vision and operations. We are now expanding this legacy by embracing the concept of sustainable prosperity. This approach emphasizes the importance of balancing economic growth, environmental health, and social equity to ensure that all stakeholders can thrive.
Kruger takes comprehensive actions to drive positive outcomes for everyone involved, including combating climate change, protecting natural resources, investing in greener technologies, improving energy efficiency, fostering a healthy work environment, supporting education, investing in research, and collaborating with communities and First Nations.
Building Stronger Indigenous Partnerships
Our Kamloops Pulp Mill was recently awarded the bronze-level status for the Partnership Accreditation in Indigenous Relations (PAIR) program by the Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB). PAIR is an online management and reporting program that supports progressive improvement in Indigenous relations and a certification program that confirms corporate performance.
This recognition highlights our unwavering commitment to answering the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s call to action #92 for business.
Our Certifications
In the Community
At Kruger, we take pride in being dedicated neighbours in the communities we operate in. This accolade is a testament to the continued hard work and dedication of our employees who strive every day to make a meaningful impact.