Customers Eco-efficiency


Paper, Waste and Water


Headline Performance


15% decrease in total metric tonnes of paper since 2010.


Paper Targets 2013 Goals & Targets


Reduce paper by 20% by 2015 relative to a 2010 baseline.


Maintain a minimum 30% post-consumer content for office paper procurement.


Develop a standard and target for post-consumer content for commercial printing.


Develop a target for use of certified paper in all paper types.


Paper Usage and Standards


Through the TD Forests program, launched in 2012, TD has made a significant commit- ment to reducing the environmental impact of our paper use by:


• Offering more paperless banking options to our customers;


• Reducing the paper we use in our business operations; and


• Increasing the use of post-consumer recycled paper and certified papers from sustainably managed forests.


TD gives preference to paper and wood products derived from sustainably managed forests. We purchase products certified through the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), the Canadian Standards Association Sustainable Forest Management (CSA SFM), the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) and the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC).


+ Paper Reduction Schedule (PDF) 2010 TD 2013 Corporate Responsibility Report 2011 2012 2013


Total paper (metric tonnes)


15,159 14,674 14,605 12,920 Saved over


67 million sheets of office paper in 2013.


Rating 2013 Results


Reduced total metric tonnes of paper by 15% relative to our 2010 baseline.


Our office paper contained 30% post-consumer content.


Developed a standard and target for post-consumer content for statements and envelopes, commercial printing and business forms.


Developed a target for the use of certified paper in all paper types.


Developed a “total cost of ownership” model for paper management.


2014 Targets


Reduce paper by 20% by 2015 relative to a 2010 baseline.


Continue into 2014.


All of our paper will contain 30% post-consumer content by 2017.


100% of our paper will be certified from sustainably managed forests by 2017.


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