Pulp & Paper Industry News and Insights

Smurfit Westrock has opened a new €40 million clinical packaging facility near Dublin Airport, ...

Bellmer has successfully completed the acquisition of Cellwood Machinery AB, a renowned Swedish company specializing in wastepaper recycling ...

Graphic Packaging has achieved a key milestone at its new recycled paperboard facility in Waco, Texas, ...

Ahlstrom has reported record-high profitability for the third quarter of 2025, marking another period of strong performance and strategic execution.

Sonoco announced the completion of the sale of its ThermoSafe business unit to Arsenal Capital Partners,...

Lecta has achieved a new milestone in sustainable innovation with its EraCup Natural food service board earning the flustix “Less Plastics Product” certification...

Canada’s Forest Sector Seeks Clear Signals in Budget 2025 to Set Stage for Recovery and Growth 

Recycling takeaway coffee cups has long been a challenge. Most are made from paperboard lined with a thin layer of plastic or polyethylene to resist liquids, ...

European Union (EU) Commission Proposal on EUDR misses the mark

Forest sector directly employs 200,000 Canadians (plus another 200,000 indirectly) 

I was first introduced to rice paper as a child when my mother baked almond macaroons. 

In an increasingly industrialised and interconnected world, environmental issues are becoming more and more important as the years go by.

Enhancing the Longevity of Paper Machine Reel Spools through Phased-Array Ultrasonic Testing 

In the pulp and paper industry, tank cleaning is often treated as a routine maintenance task—necessary but inefficient. 

Smurfit Westrock is highlighting the growing importance of sustainable supply chain innovation as a driver of both business performance and environmental progress.

The paper and packaging industry is facing major challenges: raw material prices, energy costs, environmental regulations and ...

The pulp and paper industry is constantly evolving, driven by the need to optimize processes and uphold high-quality standards.

The paper industry, long recognized as an energy-intensive sector, is now at a crucial turning point.