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Metsä Group introduces a new wood trade operating model: the bearing capacity of soil to be used as a pricing factor
Metsä Group introduces a new wood trade operating model: the bearing capacity of soil to be used as a pricing factor

Showing the way forward, Metsä Group will introduce a data-analytics-based operating model for wood trade, in which the bearing capacity of soil and the prevailing weather conditions determine the harvesting time for felling sites.

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Georgia-Pacific completes acquisition of Anchor Packaging from TJC
Georgia-Pacific completes acquisition of Anchor Packaging from TJC

The acquisition includes Anchor Packaging's four manufacturing facilities in Jonesboro, Marmaduke and Paragould, Arkansas, and Janesville, Wisconsin, and the headquarters office in St. Louis, Missouri. Operated by approximately 1,250 employees, Anchor Packaging and its facilities now become a wholly owned subsidiary of Georgia-Pacific in the acquisition.

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B.C. hits Domtar mill with another wave of environmental penalties
B.C. hits Domtar mill with another wave of environmental penalties

The Skookumchuck, B.C., mill's latest $62,950 in environmental penalties is the third major enforcement action against the Kootenay facility this year.

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Packaging Corporation of America Reports Third Quarter 2025 Results
Packaging Corporation of America Reports Third Quarter 2025 Results

Reported earnings in the third quarter of 2025 include special items for costs and charges related to the Greif containerboard business acquisition and costs related to closures of corrugated products facilities.

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West Fraser Timber posts $204 million third-quarter loss as tariffs and weak housing demand cut earnings
West Fraser Timber posts $204 million third-quarter loss as tariffs and weak housing demand cut earnings

West Fraser Timber reports a third-quarter loss of $204 million, driven by weak North American housing demand and a $67 million duty expense linked to finalized U.S. softwood lumber tariffs.

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Essity strengthens conditions for profitable growth
Essity strengthens conditions for profitable growth

Essity is launching measures to create better conditions for profitable growth. Actions include an organizational change that decentralizes decision-making and strengthens end-to-end accountability for each product category, and a cost savings program that is expected to generate annual savings of approximately SEK 1bn with full effect by the end of 2026.

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Change in Stora Enso's Group Leadership Team

Micaela Thorström has been appointed Executive Vice President, People and Legal, General Counsel, as of 1 January 2026.

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Stora Enso Interim Report January-September 2025: Good progress in a challenging market environment
Stora Enso Interim Report January-September 2025: Good progress in a challenging market environment

Stora Enso's Q3 2025 sales rose by 1%, driven by acquisitions and new production lines.

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Challenging market conditions impact Södra's third-quarter result - continued focus on strengthening competitiveness
Challenging market conditions impact Södra's third-quarter result - continued focus on strengthening competitiveness

Södra posted a negative result for the third quarter of 2025. The result was impacted by the continued uncertain external environment combined with low demand and negative exchange rate effects.

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Kimberly-Clark contaminated New Milford, Connecticut waterways with PFAS, new lawsuit alleges
Kimberly-Clark contaminated New Milford, Connecticut waterways with PFAS, new lawsuit alleges

A new lawsuit is accusing the Kimberly-Clark Corp., a producer of paper goods for household brands such as Huggies, Kleenex and Scott, of contaminating local water sources, including the Housatonic River, with dangerous "forever chemicals" over the course of decades.

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Smurfit Westrock removed from price-fixing case, others file for dismissal
Smurfit Westrock removed from price-fixing case, others file for dismissal

Separately, this week other defendants filed individual and collective motions to dismiss the containerboard price collusion lawsuit.

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Layoffs expected after International Paper partners with outside IT firm
Layoffs expected after International Paper partners with outside IT firm

The Memphis-based company announced it is partnering with Infosys for its IT needs at its Packaging Solutions North America business.

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Senate committee advances Fix Our Forests Act to cut wildfire risk and boost timber access
Senate committee advances Fix Our Forests Act to cut wildfire risk and boost timber access

The U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry has approved the Fix Our Forests Act (S. 1462) by an 18-5 vote. This bipartisan legislation aims to reduce the frequency and severity of catastrophic wildfires, expedite forest management projects, and address legal and regulatory barriers to timely wildfire response.

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Saica Group breaks ground on $110 million facility in Anderson, Indiana
Saica Group breaks ground on $110 million facility in Anderson, Indiana

Spain-headquartered Saica Group says the $110 million project, covering the space of roughly six American football fields, should open by the end of 2026. It could employ more than 100 people once it's at full capacity. It will also serve as a backup plant for Saica Pack in the Cincinnati suburb of Hamilton, Ohio, enhancing the company's U.S. supply chain security.

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USG Worker Faces Life Sentence For Leaving Daughter To Suffocate To Death In Texas
USG Worker Faces Life Sentence For Leaving Daughter To Suffocate To Death In Texas

According to court documents, the tragic incident occurred on July 1, 2025, when Akayinode drove to her job at the USG Corporation mineral plant in Galena Park, a suburb of Houston, leaving her daughter inside the vehicle for more than eight hours.

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Avery Dennison Announces Third Quarter 2025 Results
Avery Dennison Announces Third Quarter 2025 Results

Delivered another solid quarter in a dynamic environment.

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Lenzing confirmed as global leader in Canopy sustainability ranking
Lenzing confirmed as global leader in Canopy sustainability ranking

With 34.5 out of 40 points and no known risk of sourcing from ancient and endangered forests, Lenzing remains one of the most sustainable companies in regenerated cellulose fiber production - setting a benchmark for responsible business practices in the textile and nonwovens industries.

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LP Building Solutions invests in the future of forestry workforce with ForestryWorks® and First Nations Forestry Council partnerships
LP Building Solutions invests in the future of forestry workforce with ForestryWorks® and First Nations Forestry Council partnerships

Initiatives reinforce LP's leadership in sustainable forest management and renewable building solutions.

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OutNature to launch straw fiber plant at LEIPA mill in Germany by 2026

The plant will use agricultural residues, primarily straw, to produce pulp blends for sustainable paper packaging by combining these with recycled wastepaper.

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Walmart and Avery Dennison Collaborate to Enhance Freshness and Increase Operational Efficiency Using RFID
Walmart and Avery Dennison Collaborate to Enhance Freshness and Increase Operational Efficiency Using RFID

The collaboration supports Walmart's sustainability goals by enabling smarter, faster and more efficient operations that cut food loss and enhance freshness for customers.

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California attorney general files lawsuit over plastic bags
California attorney general files lawsuit over plastic bags

The lawsuit, filed in the Superior Court of California in San Francisco, names Novolex Holdings, Inteplast Group Corp. and Mettler Packaging and alleges that they unlawfully sold and distributed plastic bags. The suit also accuses them of producing misleading environmental marketing materials, failing to substantiate environmental marketing claims and engaging in untrue or misleading advertising. And the lawsuit accuses the companies of unlawful, unfair or fraudulent business practices.

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ISA's Automation.com Gets an Upgrade, Refreshing Its Digital Experience
ISA's Automation.com Gets an Upgrade, Refreshing Its Digital Experience

The International Society of Automation (ISA) -- the leading professional society for automation -- has relaunched its news publication for the global automation community, Automation.com, with a refreshed design and improved site navigation based on ISA technical content topics. This upgrade offers a more modern look and feel with advanced search capabilities and more intuitive topic organization.

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Metsä Board signs EUR 250 million sustainability-linked revolving credit facility
Metsä Board signs EUR 250 million sustainability-linked revolving credit facility

Metsä Board has signed a EUR 250 million revolving credit facility agreement, with the margin linked to long-term climate and energy efficiency targets. The new facility replaces an undrawn EUR 200 million revolving credit facility maturing in January 2027.

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Redevelopment company officially completes purchase of shuttered paper mill in Espanola, Ont.
Redevelopment company officially completes purchase of shuttered paper mill in Espanola, Ont.

BMI Group specializes in purchasing and redeveloping industrial properties for new purposes.

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