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USG Corp. was just starting to get reacquainted with investors. Now, one of them wants to buy it out...

Packaging giant Visy sees a future where its boxes have the intelligence to be self-monitoring, according to its boss, Anthony Pratt.

The virtual forest developed by Metsä Group, Tieto and CTRL Reality runs on all VR devices, and it can simulate different forest management methods and their impact on income and the landscape, for example.

When I think back on it, most of the safety problems I have seen in our industry involve rapid and unplanned changes in elevation of various items. Gravity works, folks, and if you don't believe it, just hang around for a while.

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Valmet and Fortum are developing a technology to produce advanced, high-value lignocellulosic fuels, such as transportation fuels or higher value bio-liquids.

Smurfit Kappa is installing a revolutionary new industrial-scale HP PageWide C500 digital press for corrugated printing which will provide greater customisation and flexibility for customers.

Nearly a hundred years after it sunk to the bottom, Corner Brook Pulp and Paper is putting together a plan to remove waste from the Humber Canal.

onlog (Concórdia Logística) started port operations at Terminal 32 (T32) located in the Macuco area of the Port of Santos in the state of São Paulo, Brazil.

The Kamloops Domtar pulp mill has unveiled new capital improvements this spring meant to further its pollution reduction and safety improvement efforts.

The Kamloops Domtar pulp mill has unveiled new capital improvements this spring meant to further its pollution reduction and safety improvement efforts.

Ahlstrom-Munksjö has decided on two investment projects, totaling EUR 27 million, both with attractive financial returns and improved environmental performance and employee safety.

Kemira will make a multi-million euro investment to expand production at its Joutseno chlor-alkali site in Finland.

International Paper's pursuit of rival packager Smurfit Kappa appears to have ground to a stalemate with a spokesman for the company saying there was "no clear path forward at this time".

Georgia-Pacific employees in Taylorsville took a break from the picket line to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as they continue to strike for what they call fair contracts.

A Tuesday night fire damaged a chip conveyor before brought under control by Hartsville Fire Department and Sonoco's fire brigade, according to a statement released Friday.

A crane caught fire at Verso Paper Company in Escanaba Sunday afternoon.

One firefighter suffered a minor injury battling a fire at Louisiana-Pacific OSB Mill in Thomasville Thursday night.

A California federal jury was right to hold Kimberly-Clark Corp. and its spinoff Halyard Health Inc. responsible for misleading buyers about the impermeability of the companies' MicroCool surgical gowns, but awarded unconstitutionally high punitive damages, a judge said Friday in slashing the original $450 million award to just over $20 million.

Bankrupt printing company Cenveo Inc should not be permitted to hire a real estate firm led by one of its former executives because it lacks experience negotiating with landlords and potential buyers, according to the company's unsecured creditors.

Sappi expects to grow its dissolving wood pulp production capacity by about 50% over the next five years, says the group's Southern Africa CEO, Alex Thiel.

Mohawk Fine Papers, Inc., North America's largest privately-owned manufacturer of fine papers, envelopes and specialty materials for printing, announced today that it has purchased Crane Stationery Corporation of North Adams, MA for an undisclosed amount.

A fiber shortage has left Catalyst Paper Corporation with no options but to curtail production on paper machine 11 at its Powell River mill.

The restructuring measures to be implemented in 2018 include the closure of the production facility in La Riba and the closure of one tissue machine at the production facility in Allo.