CENIBRA has adopted SAP's Green Token to support traceability and transparency of supply chain compliance for the pulp it produces.
March 17, 2026 - Brazilian pulp producer CENIBRA has implemented SAP Green Token, which supports supply chain compliance by ensuring traceability and transparency according to recognized sustainability standards and regulations. In addition, Green Token manages the required sustainability documentation by collection, generating and transferring sustainability declarations.
CENIBRA pointed out that the enforcement of the European Union's Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) triggered the need for robust data management as a top priority. By adopting this innovative technology from SAP, CENIBRA not only advances its strategy of complying with global regulatory requirements but also provides a new level of dependability to its international partners.
Relying on the cooperation of the consultancy firm OSH Pro, CENIBRA now uses a state-of-the-art system to automatically create environmental proof documents. The resulting certificates are sent directly to the European Union's official system in the form of a digital "seal of guarantee." Thus, the company can prove beyond any doubt that its pulp was properly produced, without causing deforestation, while respecting nature.
More than 11,500 tons of pulp have already been tracked in the first two months of the system's operation alone, which demonstrates the agility digitization has brought to our internal processes and export logistics.
This project's uniqueness is the creation of a single data source. By integrating information, geolocation data, and raw materials, it is possible to record sustainability attributes from the forest to the final product delivered to our European customers.
Gustavo da Costa Duque, Systems Analyst at CENIBRA, said, "The SAP Green Token provides CENIBRA with a structured process for supply chain traceability. We improved our control system through the adoption of a robust digital solution that delivers transparency and agility."
Based in Minas Gerais, Brazil, CENIBRA (Celulose Nipo-Brasileira) operates a pulp mill in Belo Oriente with the capacity to produce 1.2 million tons per year of bleached eucalyptus pulp (hardwood). The company manages 254,000 hectares of land, of which 51% is used for eucalyptus plantations and 49% kept as protected areas.
SOURCE: CENIBRA