Together in the fight against COVID-19.

We at Suzano believe that it’s only good for us if it’s good for the world and that the current moment demands empathy and union.

What we do impacts the lives of over 2 billion people and our role is to continue supplying the world with essential goods while helping to ensure the health and safety of our employees, partners, their family members, and the public in general.

We thank everyone for their solidarity and dedication, and we thank those who leave their homes every day to help ensure no shortages of product during this critical moment. We also reaffirm our partnership and collaboration with companies, organizations, and government agencies to disseminate best practices to ensure public health.

Check out this page for all information that we have prepared to help combat the new variant of the coronavirus since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Learn more about Suzano here.

Regularly sharing information

Cancelling travel, events, mill visits and in-person meetings

Maintaining operations with a minimum number of employees and partners on site

Removing all expecting mothers, persons with chronic disease and those over the age of 60 from the workplace

Orientation for employees and partners to maintain a safe distance

Measuring people’s temperature upon arriving at mills in Brazil

Adiamentos de paradas
de manutenção

Cleaning and sanitizing common areas more frequently

Conducting a survey of employee sentiment

Caring for our

Team

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have shared guidelines and preventive measures aligned with the recommendations of the WHO (World Health Organization) as part of our efforts to protect the health and safety of our employees, partners, and their family members, as well as the public in general.

Todas as medidas e recomendações são acompanhadas do apoio da área médica a cada membro do time e suas famílias.
Ao longo da evolução de casos, novas medidas têm sido adotadas e comunicadas com os públicos impactados.

Adopting work from home (except for activities that require a person on-site); phased return to offices according to government recommendation in each country and with preventive measures

Chartered buses operating with fewer passengers

Application of a screening resources for suppliers

Meal distribution and greater spacing between tables and chairs

Adopting quarantine measures in cases of suspected contamination

Adoção da quarentena em caso de risco de contaminação

Distribution of masks to employees in operation

Making virtual psychological support available

Caring for our

Team

Since the start oft he COVID-19 pandemic, we have shared guidelines and preventive measures aligned with the recommendations of the Ministry of Health as part of our efforts to protect the health and safety of our employees, partners, and their family members, as well as the public in general.

Regularly sharing information

Cancelling travel, events, mill visits and in-person meetings

Maintaining operations with a minimum number of employees and partners on site

Removing all expecting mothers, persons with chronic disease and those over the age of 60 from the workplace

Orientation for employees and partners to maintain a safe distance

Measuring people’s temperature upon arriving at mills

Adiamentos de paradas de manutenção

Cuidados com
os nossos

Colaboradores

Desde o início da pandemia do COVID-19, temos compartilhado orientações e medidas preventivas em linha com as recomendações do Ministério da Saúde, visando zelar pela saúde e segurança de nossos colaboradores, prestadores de serviço, familiares e sociedade.

Cleaning and sanitizing common areas more frequently

Conducting a survey of employee sentiment

Adopting work from home (except for activities that require a person on-site); phased return to offices according to government recommendation in each country and with preventive measures

Chartered buses operating with fewer passengers

Application of a screening resources for suppliers

Meal distribution and greater spacing between tables and chairs

Adopting quarantine measures in cases of suspected contamination

Adoção da quarentena em caso de risco de contaminação

Distribution of masks to employees in operation

Making virtual psychological support available

Cuidados com
os nossos

Colaboradores

Compartilhamento frequente de informações

Cancelamento de viagens, eventos, visitas às fábricas e reuniões presenciais

Manutenção das operações
com o mínimo de colaboradores
e prestadores de
serviço presencialmente

Afastamento de gestantes, portadores de doenças crônicas e pessoas acima de 60 anos

Orientação para que os
colaboradores e prestadores de serviço mantenham distância

Medição de temperatura
corporal na chegada às fábricas

Adiamentos de paradas
de manutenção

Ampliação da frequência de limpeza e higienização de áreas comuns

Orientação de home office (exceção para atividades que demandam presença in loco)

Ônibus fretados circulando com menos passageiros

Aplicação do questionário de triagem para fornecedores

Distribuição de marmitas e espaçamento maior entre mesas e cadeiras

Adoção de quarentena em caso de risco de contaminação.

Adoção da quarentena em caso de risco de contaminação

Distribuição gradual de máscaras para colaboradores em operação

Caring for

Society

In addition to ensuring the safety of our employees and partners as well as of our operations, Suzano is investing in other initiatives to combat COVID-19.

Budget of R$50 million set for investments in social support initiatives

Donating personal care items, such as toilet paper, napkins, and disposable diapers in Brazil

Ensuring the supply of essential goods

Supporting hospitals in our local communities in Brazil

Suzano paid 100% of the payroll costs of April, May and June for workers and service providers whose operations were suspended.

Acquiring 159 ventilators and 1 million medical masks for donation, with support of our Shanghai office, to Brazilian federal and state governments

Supporting the Brazilian company Magnamed in delivering to the federal government 6,500 ventilators by August 2020 in partnership with Positivo Tecnologia, Klabin, Flex, and Embraer

Constructing, together with Veracel, the field hospital in Teixeira de Freitas, Brazil

Partnership with the Technical School (Fatec) of Capão Bonito, Brazil, to produce alcohol gel hand sanitizer

Program to support small-sized suppliers in Brazi

Social program to help small-scale farmers sell their products with a home delivery system in 38 communities supported bySuzano’s Rural Land Development Program (PDRT) in five Brazilian states

Social program to produce 125,000 masks in local communities for donation in five Brazilian states

Forklifts lent to Brazilian Red Cross

Ensuring the jobs of all direct employees at this time

We have also collaborated with companies, organizations and government agencies to disseminate good practices to promote public health through our internal crisis committee that is monitoring the COVID-19 crisis

Our essential

business

Our business is essential

Never has what we do been so essential for Brazil and the world. We continue to keep the public supplied with products that are highly essential at this time, such as the packaging that protects our medicine, preserves our food and wraps our hygienic products; the toilet paper, tissues and diapers used in homes and hospitals; the paper for tests, medical records and ensuring the continuity of various other businesses.

It is our responsibility to ensure the supply of pulp, paper, toilet paper, raw materials and critical items to our hospital, pharmaceutical, food and personal care industries, among others. And, above all, we thank our team for their commitment to keep working for the rest of us.

Take precautions

COVID-19 is spread through the air or direct contact with contaminated secretions: droplets from saliva, sneezes, coughs as well as close personal contact with contaminated objects or surfaces followed by contact with mouth, nose or eyes. Important prevention tips follow:

Avoid groups of people and maintain a distance of at least 2 meters from other people if you need to leave your home.
Take care of your body and mind: eat a balanced diet, drink lots of water, get a good night’s sleep and stay connected with people who can help.
Do not share personal items (cutlery, dishes, glasses, bottles, etc.) and regularly clean the objects and surfaces that you touch.
To avoid accidents, don’t leave hand sanitizer inside the car.
Wash your hands often and avoid touching your face. Whenever possible, use hand sanitizer to ensure that your hands are always sterile.
Cover your nose and mouth while sneezing or coughing and immediately wash your hands.

Evite aglomerações e a proximidade com pessoas que apresentem sinais da doença.

Cuide do seu corpo e mente: alimentação balanceada, ingestão de muita água, boas noites de sono e se manter conectado com as pessoas podem ajudar.

Não compartilhe objetos de uso pessoal (talheres, pratos, copos, garrafas etc.) e limpe objetos e superfícies tocados com frequência.

Evite aglomerações e a mantenha a distância de pelo menos 1,5m de outras pessoas se estiver fora de casa.

Lave frequentemente as mãos e evite levá-las ao rosto. Quando possível, utilize álcool gel para garantir que as mãos estejam sempre esterilizadas.

Cubra o nariz e a boca quando espirrar ou tossir e higienize as mãos logo depois.

Avoid groups of people and maintain a distance of at least 2 meters from other people if you need to leave your home.

Take care of your body and mind:
eat a balanced diet, drink lots of water, get a good night’s sleep and stay connected with people who can help.

Do not share personal items (cutlery, dishes, glasses, bottles, etc.) and regularly clean the objects and surfaces that you touch.

To avoid accidents, don’t leave hand sanitizer inside the car.

Wash your hands often and avoid touching your face. Whenever possible, use hand sanitizer to ensure that your hands are always sterile.

Cover your nose and mouth while sneezing or coughing and immediately wash your hands.

The incubation period of COVID-19 is up to two weeks, and the symptoms are similar to those of a common cold, such as fever, cough and difficulty breathing. For more suggestions, visit the website of the WHO (World Health Organization) at www.who.int/health-topics/coronavirus

Medidas