Who is CPI?

Who is CPI?

The Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI) is the leading organisation working on behalf of the UK's paper-related industry.

It was launched in January 2000 and brought together four long-established industry trade associations:

• Association of Manufacturers of Soft Tissue Papers (AMSTP)
• British Recovered Paper Association (BRPA)
• Corrugated Packaging Association (CPA)
• The Paper Federation of Great Britain

each now reflected in CPI's four Sector Bodies: Tissue, Recovered Paper, Corrugated Packaging, and Papermaking

Thus, CPI represents the paper chain from the recovery of used paper through papermaking and conversion to distribution.

CPI's Mission

To be recognised by UK Government, and the community at large, as the authoritative and effective voice of the UK’s paper-related industry, defending its interests and promoting its achievements and potential.

This it achieves by identifying, analysing, and resolving issues and informing government, the media and the public by presenting the industry’s views in a coherent, consistent and targeted manner.

Governance

CPI’s policies are determined by its Council. This comprises one senior representative from each of the 12 largest Company/Group Members, who together provide over 80% of CPI’s membership subscription, plus one senior representative from each Sector Body, plus the CPI’s Director General.

Organisation & Management

The Director General is responsible for the day-to-day running of the organisation, and is supported by CPI staff who provide the expertise necessary to guarantee that the CPI’s objectives are met and its operations are undertaken in a professional and cost-effective manner.

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