About HP

Founded in 1939, HP is a technology company that operates in more than 170 countries around the world providing infrastructure and business offerings that span from handheld devices to some of the world's most powerful supercomputer installations. For consumers, HP offers a wide range of products and services from digital photography to digital entertainment and from computing to home printing. HP is among the world's largest IT companies, with revenue totaling $107.7 billion for the four fiscal quarters ended Jan. 31, 2008. HP's 2007 Fortune 500 ranking: No. 14.

For more information visit: www.hp.com

About ColorLok Technology

The ColorLok Paper Standard represents a new, more advanced standard for better printing. In order to use the ColorLok logo, papers must pass a concise set of print quality, physical and electrostatic standards for quality and reliability on office printing systems including copiers, inkjet and laser printers. Customer benefits provided by ColorLok papers include enhanced print quality, fast dry time and consistent, reliable printing. ColorLok papers are supported by major paper and printer manufacturers worldwide.

For more information visit: www.colorlok.com

About Albany International

Living the present, weaving the future.

A great story begun thirty years ago when Albany International started up its operations in Brazil. It is a subsidiary of a North American group and today it can count on the global experience of more than 100 years in the manufacturing of paper machine clothing for the pulp and paper industry.

A leader in technology, Albany International not only develops complete solutions in products and services for its customers, but it also has a great interest in welfare of its employees, values the community, and respects the environment.

For more information visit: www.albint.com

About BTG

BTG is one of the world's leading suppliers of innovative technologies and expertise to the Pulp& Paper industry. With 90 years' experience developing systems and processes to meet the evolving demands of a highly competitive sector, our portfolio covers every aspect of P&P production from the digester through pulping and wet end to the final coating or creping of the paper, as well as printing and converting.

Our mission is to help our clients achieve significant, sustainable gains in business performance. We accomplish this through our world-class people, market-leading technologies, industry expertise and a passion for results.

For more information visit: www.btg.com

About CENIBRA

CENIBRA is one of the world's biggest bleached short fiber eucalyptus pulp producers. It was set up on September 13, 1973. CENIBRA's economic and social area of influence encompasses 54 municipalities, thus significantly contributing to the development of this Minas Gerais region.

The Company has been investing in environmental control programs and facilities since its foundation. Nowadays, CENIBRA operates the most modern protection and control systems in its industrial and forestry activities, having been granted the ISO 9001: 2000 and ISO 14001: 2004 Certificates, and the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and the Brazilian Forest Certification System (CERFLOR) certificates. These certificates, the so–called "green seals", cover both the forest stewardship and the chain of custody.

For more information visit: www.cenibra.com.br

About Bracelpa

The Brazilian Pulp and Paper Association (Bracelpa) is the association that represents the Brazilian pulp and paper industry before its audiences of interest. It seeks to maintain relationships with government agencies and officers, sister associations, representatives of other economic sectors, nongovernmental organizations, universities, schools, consumers and the media - both in Brazil and abroad. The association’s area of service encompasses sectorial negotiations, economic and industrial policies, environmental issues, climate change, and recycling, among others.

Bracelpa's activities are conducted in the sphere of an agroforestry and industrial business with highly competitive products, in a globalized, extremely active market. Its member companies account for the entirety of Brazil's pulp production and 80% of the country's paper production. These companies operate in 539 municipalities 18 Brazilian States and employ over 690 thousand direct and indirect workers.

Internationally, Bracelpa strives to disseminate messages about the sustainability of the Brazilian pulp and paper industry, which for decades has planted and harvested trees to manufacture its products, unlike most of the industry's major players, which still use native forests.

Brazil produces pulp and paper exclusively from planted forests, renewable natural resources that absorb carbon from the atmosphere. In addition to preventing deforestation, planted forests are established mostly in degraded areas and help prevent rural labor exodus.

With its headquarters in the city of São Paulo (state of São Paulo) and an office in Brasília (Federal District), Bracelpa has partnerships with the industry's State Trade Associations

For more information visit: www.bracelpa.org.br