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[Adv.] Fulton Systems
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Extreme Punkin' Chunkin' 2015

Extreme Punkin' Chunkin'® 2015

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Innovation (or lack thereof)
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Maine paper industry eyes survival strategy
Maine paper industry eyes survival strategy

One challenge looms large over the future of Maine's paper industry: all of the state's mills are different...

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Weyerhaeuser to explore strategic alternatives for its Cellulose Fibers business
Weyerhaeuser to explore strategic alternatives for its Cellulose Fibers business

The Board intends to consider a broad range of alternatives, including continuing to hold and operate the business or a sale or spin-off of the business.

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DuPont appoints Edward Breen as CEO
DuPont appoints Edward Breen as CEO

DuPont announced it has named Edward D. Breen the company's chair and chief executive officer, effective immediately.

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Weyerhaeuser, Plum Creek to combine into one timber giant
Weyerhaeuser, Plum Creek to combine into one timber giant

Weyerhaeuser is buying Plum Creek for $8.4 billion to form the nation's largest private owner of timberland, the Seattle-area firms announced Sunday.

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Wisconsin's century-old model of forestry comes under pressure
Wisconsin's century-old model of forestry comes under pressure

Few know the state's timberland history better than George Mead II of Wisconsin Rapids. Mead's grandfather, George W. Mead, grew Consolidated Paper into the biggest papermaker in North America.

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 Italian tissue maker bringing hundreds of jobs to Ohio
Italian tissue maker bringing hundreds of jobs to Ohio

Along with the Pickaway County announcement, Sofidel also disclosed on Thursday that it has acquired plants in Green Bay, Wis., and Hattiesburg, Miss. The latter plant was under construction; Sofidel will invest $120 million to buy and expand the Hattiesburg operation. In addition, the company has opened a U.S. headquarters in Philadelphia.

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Campbell Global announces potential sale of Menasha Forest Products Company
Campbell Global announces potential sale of Menasha Forest Products Company

Campbell Global announced it is exploring strategic alternatives for Menasha Forest Products Company (MFPC), including a potential sale of MFPC.

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Fire at Georgia-Pacific facility
Fire at Georgia-Pacific facility

It was reported this week that two local fire departments and Georgia-Pacific's Fire Brigade responded to a fire at the plywood mill at Georgia-Pacific on Friday, 30 Oct. 2015.

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Week of 9 November 2015: Innovation vs. politics
Week of 9 November 2015: Innovation vs. politics

In our own industry, we are known for inertia. We are not known for innovation, in fact, innovation is almost discouraged. We are known for politics. If I took off my socks right now, I don't have enough digits on my hands and feet to count all the bad managers I know in positions of power in our industry. Politics wins...

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Fibria completes financing for Horizonte 2 Project
Fibria completes financing for Horizonte 2 Project

Fibria Celulose S.A. has already structured all of the funding for the Horizonte 2 Project, which will expand production capacity at its Três Lagoas Mill, located in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil.

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Update: Quad/Graphics to cut hundreds of jobs with two U.S. plant closures
Update: Quad/Graphics to cut hundreds of jobs with two U.S. plant closures

The Sussex-based commercial printing company, which has followed a consolidation strategy since its 2010 acquisition of World Color Press Inc. that has closed 29 total printing plants, will close its plants in Augusta, Ga., and East Greenville, Pa., by the end of the year.

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The wrench guy...

The wrench guy...

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Bucksport power plant files for bankruptcy protection
Bucksport power plant files for bankruptcy protection

Registered as Bucksport Generation LLC and majority owned by AIM Development, that business is a separate entity from the former paper mill that AIM purchased from Verso Paper Corp. last January.

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Quad/Graphics to close plants, slice $100 million in costs
Quad/Graphics to close plants, slice $100 million in costs

In the wake of disappointing financial results, Quad/Graphics Inc. said it will begin closing plants and taking other steps to cut $100 million in costs.

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[Adv.] CBG, LLC
[Adv.] CBG, LLC
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Cascades invests $26.4 million at the Norampac - Drummondville corrugated plant
Cascades invests $26.4 million at the Norampac - Drummondville corrugated plant

Cascades Inc. announced Tuesday it is investing $26.4 million at its Norampac corrugated board conversion plant in Drummondville, to install a new corrugator, thus increasing its production capacity.

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BASF completes divestiture of paper hydrous kaolin business to Imerys
BASF completes divestiture of paper hydrous kaolin business to Imerys

Under a tolling agreement of limited duration, BASF will continue to manufacture and supply PHK products to Imerys to enable a smooth transition for customers.

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Cenveo to close facility
Cenveo to close facility

Nashua's namesake company, Nashua Corp., owned by graphics giant Cenveo, will shutter its Merrimack location by 30 April of next year, resulting in 53 layoffs and marking the end of a manufacturing legacy in New Hampshire that goes back more than a century.

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October 2015

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Cascades makes a strategic investment of $4.5M in Kingsey Falls and Drummondville
Cascades makes a strategic investment of $4.5M in Kingsey Falls and Drummondville

Cascades Inc. announced that it will be making strategic investments amounting to $4.5M in its Plastiques Cascades plant in Kingsey Falls and its Cascades Inopak plant in Drummondville.

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Sources say WestRock facility to reopen
Sources say WestRock facility to reopen

The plant, which employs 87 people, according to the company, has been idle since early October

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KapStone mill workers still without contract
KapStone mill workers still without contract

Seven weeks after ending their 12-day strike, KapStone employees in Longview still are working without a contract.

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