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International Paper spinning off its printing papers business frees it from an industry in decline, while the new paper company could become an acquisition target, analysts say.
JAY — The Professional Logging Contractors of Maine is disappointed by Pixelle Specialty Solutions’ announcement Wednesday that the pulp digester destroyed in an explosion at its Jay mill in April will not be rebuilt, according to a news release issued.
Northern Pulp intends to pitch a redesigned effluent treatment plant early in the New Year.
Earlier today, Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) released Innovative, Sustainable, Resilient: Recommendations from Canada’s Forest Sector to Drive Economic Recovery and a Net-Zero Carbon Future. The report, submitted to the federal government, outlines how Canadian forestry workers, forest management, and forest products can help kickstart a green economic recovery.
KINGSEY FALLS, QC, Dec. 10, 2020 - Cascades (TSX: CAS), a leader in eco-friendly recovery, hygiene and packaging solutions, is pleased to continue supporting efforts to fight effects of the pandemic.
A second wave of coronavirus has triggered a second wave of product shortages in grocery stores, though not as severe as the panic-driven hoarding that cleared shelves of everything from soup to sanitizer in March.
Kimberly-Clark, maker of essential products including Huggies, Kleenex, Cottonelle, and Depend brands, approved a $140 million investment to significantly expand its manufacturing facility in Corinth, Mississippi.
JAY — The owner of the Androscoggin Mill announced Wednesday that it will not rebuild a wood pulp digester that exploded April 15 and will permanently shut down one paper machine idled by the blast.
RICHMOND, BC – Paper Excellence announced today that it plans to invest over $13 million at its Port Alberni paper mill in British Columbia. This decision reflects our continued confidence in the strategy to invest in the forest sector of British Columbia.
Essity, maker of the professional hygiene brand Tork, installed a new Tork PeakServe Continuous™ Hand Towel production line in Q3 2020, with a second line scheduled to be operational in Q1 2021
TICONDEROGA | International Paper’s Ticonderoga mill will be part of a new publicly traded spin-off company that will focus on printing papers, the global corporation said in an announcement that surprised local workers at the plant, which is a key part of the Essex County economy.
Kootenay West MLA Katrine Conroy has been appointed as B.C. Minister of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations, and Rural Development in John Horgan’s new NDP cabinet.
In a move that capitalizes on collective forestry knowledge and a commitment to smarter, sustainable use of natural resources, Finland and the states of Maine and Michigan are elevating a cooperative effort in bioeconomy and clean technologies.
Partners evaluate Danimer Scientific’s NodaxTM PHA as commercial, fully biobased alternative for polyethylene to manufacture recyclable paper and board products from renewable sources
Sparwood’s council has received an update on planned logging by Canfor to the west of Sparwood on crown land.
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We’re proud to be a part of the communities where our employees live and work, including Plymouth, North Carolina. Our Plymouth Mill has played an important role in this historic mill town, driving the economy as the area’s largest employer and changing with the times. It also offered an area first in leadership diversity.
You could throw your old newspapers, junk mail, and notebooks away, but why would you? Paper is one of the most recyclable materials produced today, and recycled paper is used for everything from drink trays to cardboard boxes and even new newspapers.
IP to accelerate profitability in corrugated packaging and absorbent cellulose fibers, Expects $350-$400 million in annual incremental earnings by the end of 2023
Even before the pandemic, the world was moving at an increased speed. Then COVID-19 hit, and while some things ground to a shuddering halt, others were pushed forward. A world – and by extension, business – in crisis requires rational thinking coupled with swift implementation. Not an easy feat. And yet a crucial one!
