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A recent joint initiative between Foli ES, a leading packaging converter in Mexico, and MM Board & Paper has demonstrated the impact of close technical collaboration on improving production outcomes in corrugated cardboard and cardboard boxes manufacturing.

Pricing under the Supply Agreement increases with volume purchased, at stated volume thresholds, to provide International Paper Company with an incentive to produce greater volume as it commences winding down operations at the Riverdale Mill. Sylvamo North America, LLC's right to acquire sheeting assets located at the Riverdale Mill, which is set forth in the Supply Agreement, is clarified and amended. Sylvamo North America, LLC shall acquire all Sheeting Asset at the Mill for a purchase price equal to $1.00.

Tork, the global leader in professional hygiene and an Essity brand, recently released new guidance aimed at helping businesses transform their restrooms into assets that enhance user satisfaction and benefit business performance. Citing research that indicates a significant gap in user and cleaner satisfaction, Tork recommendations focus on improving inclusive hygiene, environmental sustainability and operational efficiency.

The company's bottom line totaled $87 million, or $0.12 per share. This compares with $28 million, or $0.04 per share, last year.

Unifor members in Ear Falls, Ont., gathered at the municipal government building to call for immediate action to reopen the Interfor Ear Falls sawmill that recently shut down production.

Georgia-Pacific notified employees Oct. 30 it plans to permanently shut its box plant in Mt. Olive, Illinois, by Dec. 31, according to Lauren Campen, senior manager of public affairs and communications for corrugated.

Corner Brook Pulp and Paper will temporarily pause newsprint production starting Monday due to low water levels impacting the ability of Deer Lake Power to supply sufficient energy to operate the mill.

The measure will result in the reduction of approximately 180 positions through unfilled vacancies, voluntary agreements, and redundancies.

Weyerhaeuser Company reports it completed two timberland acquisitions valued at $459 million and advanced three divestitures of non-core properties totaling $410 million in expected proceeds. The company confirms the third divestiture will close in early 2026 and expects the total cash inflow from all sales to exceed the funds spent on the acquisitions.