Suzano publishes first TNFD report, flags 388,000 hectares as nature-sensitive

Suzano has released its first report under the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures framework, identifying about 388,000 hectares of forest land with some level of nature sensitivity across its operations. The company says the findings will now feed into its Nature Strategy, guiding conservation, restoration and territorial-planning decisions, including its existing goal to connect 500,000 hectares of native vegetation fragments in the Cerrado, Atlantic Forest and Amazon by 2030.

Why this mattersNature-related disclosure is becoming a reference point for investors and customers assessing forestry-based packaging supply chains for biodiversity and land-use risk.

• Suzano identified approximately 388,000 hectares of forest area with some level of nature sensitivity in its first TNFD report
• The company used the LEAP methodology (locate, evaluate, assess, prepare) alongside tools such as ENCORE and the Natural Capital Protocol
• Suzano has followed TNFD since 2021 and was among 40 institutions supporting its 2023 launch
• The company has a separate goal to connect 500,000 hectares of native vegetation fragments in the Cerrado, Atlantic Forest and Amazon biomes by 2030
• Findings are said to now inform Suzano's Nature Strategy, conservation and restoration prioritisation, and investment decisions
• The TNFD report initially covers Suzano's direct operations in Brazil only
• The report reinforces Suzano's Nature Strategy presented in November 2025
• Suzano became a TNFD Early Adopter in January 2024
• The report and related indicators are published via Suzano's Sustainability Report and Indicators Centre online