Pulp & Paper Industry News and Insights

ProAmpac expands paper packaging reach with IP acquisition 

RISE Research Institutes of Sweden has inaugurated a new demonstration plant for odor-free lignin at LignoCity in Bäckhammar ...

Metsä Board has begun restructuring negotiations with its employees ...

Sofidel continues to strengthen its presence in North America with a new investment ... 

The American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) released the September 2025 Printing-Writing Monthly report.

Norske Skog has announced a series of efficiency and cost-reduction measures aimed at improving profitability and competitiveness. 

Additional U.S. tariffs come into effect today on forestry products 

Transforming textile waste into paper products: A Quebec innovation at the forefront of the circular economy 

With over 200,000 direct jobs at stake, sector calls on the Government of Canada to bring the same urgency to lumber as it has to steel, aluminum, and energy. 

The current transformation of the paper industry involves the creation of new products.

As the global pulp and paper sector moves through 2025, one thing has become clear: resilience isn’t just a buzzword - it’s a survival strategy.

Canadian Forest Product Sector responds to outcome of U.S.Section 232 investigation 

In a rapidly changing job market, leadership development and a strong understanding of internal operations have become essential.

ABB has introduced ABB Ability™ Plant Optimizer for Pulp Mills, a dynamic software solution ...

In the pulp and paper industry, energy consumption and efficiency are not just buzzwords; they are the linchpins of sustainable and profitable operations.

In modern papermaking, one of the most effective methods for removing water from the sheet is through the utilization of steam’s latent heat of vaporization.

A corrugated packaging plant in the U.S. Midwest turned to Kadant Johnson to resolve a persistent syphon clearance issue affecting heat transfer and board quality. 

Toscotec will supply a complete rebuild of PM3’s drying section to Papeterie le Bourray mill in Saint-Mars-la-Brière, France.