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AF&PA October Stats
AF&PA October Stats

Total shipments of printing and writing paper decreased 8.0% in October, compared to the same month of 2014. Total printing-writing paper inventory levels fell 3.0% from September.

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[Adv.] RMR Mechanical
[Adv.] RMR Mechanical
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APRIL to step up forest conservation
APRIL to step up forest conservation

APRIL Group announced on Tuesday that it would double its peatland restoration activities in Indonesia and invest $100 million for the next ten years in conservation and restoration activities.

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Sonoco announces senior leadership changes
Sonoco announces senior leadership changes

Sonoco on Tuesday announced several interrelated senior management changes within its Industrial business segments...

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Worldwide Alexa Average Rankings November 2015

PaperMoney 1st, Nip Impressions 2nd.

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Chetwynd pulp plant issues 109 layoff notices
Chetwynd pulp plant issues 109 layoff notices

Chetwynd Mechanical Pulp ceased production in September in hopes of weathering low commodity prices, with a plan to restart in January, Deputy CEO Pedro Chang said in October. 

Now, the closure has been extended to March 2016.

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Tieto acquires Imano in Sweden
Tieto acquires Imano in Sweden

Imano has about 50 employees in Sweden and its revenue in 2014 was 7.1 million euros.

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Stora Enso opens Innovation Centre for packaging in Helsinki
Stora Enso opens Innovation Centre for packaging in Helsinki

Stora Enso announced that it has officially opened its Innovation Centre for packaging located at the Group's head office in Helsinki.

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Worker dies in accident at West Fraser Pulp and Paper Mills
Worker dies in accident at West Fraser Pulp and Paper Mills

A worker was installing a handrail on a tower at the West Fraser Pulp and Paper Mills in Hinton when he became tangled in a piece of equipment and died.

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 Resolute suspends forestry operations in Quebec region, affecting 180 jobs
Resolute suspends forestry operations in Quebec region, affecting 180 jobs

Resolute Forest Products is suspending indefinitely its wood-cutting operations in Quebec's Mauricie region near Trois-Rivieres.

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National Labor Relations Board finding may lead to rehire of fired KapStone workers
National Labor Relations Board finding may lead to rehire of fired KapStone workers

Five former KapStone employees fired after last summer's 12-day strike may get their jobs back.

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Week of 30 November 2015: Innovation and high standards
Week of 30 November 2015: Innovation and high standards

Some of the best innovations I have seen, in terms of improving productivity, efficiency and profitability had nothing to do with advanced science, mathematics or any other sophisticated subject. It had to do with housekeeping, orderliness and imparting high standards...

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Why do you think we do not have garages full of young people innovating in the pulp and paper industry?
Why do you think we do not have garages full of young people innovating in the pulp and paper industry?

Our readers weigh in on the subject...

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[Adv.] Essco Incorporated - Doctor Blade Manufacturing & Expertise
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Slowest Rube Goldberg Machine


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The University of Maine Process Development Center
The University of Maine Process Development Center

Where good things are coming from small packages

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Resolute announces reinstatement of FSC certification in Ontario
Resolute announces reinstatement of FSC certification in Ontario

The certificate had been temporarily suspended in January 2014 following an audit by Rainforest Alliance.

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 Valley Packaging expands operations in Tennessee
Valley Packaging expands operations in Tennessee

The Valley Packaging Division's new plant in Pulaski, Tennessee will incorporate the latest manufacturing technology. Additionally, the plant layout will contribute to efficient flow and improved waste reduction and safe work areas.

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Judge allows sale of Lincoln paper mill to a liquidator
Judge allows sale of Lincoln paper mill to a liquidator

Gordon Brothers is not likely to try to find a buyer for the mill that would allow it to continue making tissue, said Jeffrey Young, an attorney for the United Steelworkers.

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China's Sun Paper to build $1.36 billion facility in United States
China's Sun Paper to build $1.36 billion facility in United States

The facility is expected to break ground in 2016 and start operations in 2018, Sun Paper spokesman Song Weihua said.

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Sappi concludes sale of Cape Kraft Mill; invests to increase energy self-sufficiency at Tugela and Saiccor Mills
Sappi concludes sale of Cape Kraft Mill; invests to increase energy self-sufficiency at Tugela and Saiccor Mills

The sale of Cape Kraft Mill, along with the sale of Enstra Mill which was completed earlier this month, signals Sappi's exit from the recycled paper packaging market, a market where Sappi did not enjoy any competitive advantage.

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Holmen: Fire at Hallsta Paper Mill
Holmen: Fire at Hallsta Paper Mill

No one was injured, but production has been stopped.

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Irving Pulp and Paper mill operating after fire
Irving Pulp and Paper mill operating after fire

JD Irving's pulp mill in west Saint John was operating normally Monday after a scrubber unit and boiler were temporarily taken off line following a weekend fire.

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Liquidation group wins auction for bankrupt Lincoln paper mill
Liquidation group wins auction for bankrupt Lincoln paper mill

Mill CEO said he was disappointed by the auction's outcome, including the fact the winning bid was less than he expected and that no paper operators participated. The four eligible bidders were all liquidators, he said.

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New owners to start demolishing Bucksport, Maine mill at the end of the month
New owners to start demolishing Bucksport, Maine mill at the end of the month

After receiving demolition permits from both the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the town, AIM will begin demolishing the mill on 30 Nov., company official Jeffrey McGlin said.

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