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Showing 7 articles from April 24, 2025.

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Week of 28 April 2025: Wrapping Up--more on public relations and the environment
Week of 28 April 2025: Wrapping Up--more on public relations and the environment

Many years ago, I conducted a seminar on public relations as it deals with the pulp and paper industry's interactions with its local communities. In attendance was a young engineer whose job, among other duties, was to handle the calls from the nearby communities concerning smells and so forth. I asked him what his answer was when he received a call about smells. He said most of those complaints could be tracked to the non-condensable gases coming from the pulp mill and recovery boiler area. I then asked, what do you tell them?

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Industry News

Mondi's Containerboard portfolio ready to meet the rising demand for sustainable, high-performance packaging
Mondi's Containerboard portfolio ready to meet the rising demand for sustainable, high-performance packaging

Current investments, including a paper machine at Duino in Italy, help to meet growing customer demands with reliable, forward-thinking packaging solutions.

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Södra delivers stable result in uncertain times
Södra delivers stable result in uncertain times

In the first quarter of 2025, net sales for the Södra Group amounted to SEK 8,154 million (7,613), up 7 percent compared with the year-on-year period.

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Leading Stories

Chillicothe's struggle is the story of small town Ohio
Chillicothe's struggle is the story of small town Ohio

"The mill does not make products that are in high demand these days," said Jim Thompson, a Georgia-based paper industry consultant who grew up in Highland County, which is directly west of Chillicothe. "That's the basic problem." Thompson also said the site will be difficult to redevelop.

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Kimberly-Clark's $4 billion international tissue unit set for three-way M&A fight, sources say
Kimberly-Clark's $4 billion international tissue unit set for three-way M&A fight, sources say

Southeast Asia's Royal Golden Eagle (RGE) and Asia Pulp & Paper Co (APP), as well as Brazil's Suzano SA are the final bidders for Kimberly-Clark's international tissue business valued at around $4 billion, four people said.

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Suzano, RGE, CMPC eye International Paper's pulp assets
Suzano, RGE, CMPC eye International Paper's pulp assets

Operations generated $2.8bn in 2024 in three countries with eight mills and two conversion facilities.

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UPM Plywood starts change negotiations in Finland
UPM Plywood starts change negotiations in Finland

The negotiations will affect approximately 100 senior salaried and directors working in UPM Plywood business organization, business functions and global functions in Finland.

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