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U.S. trade officials have agreed to give an expedited review to duties imposed on Canadian paper imports at the request of UPM Madison and Verso Paper, which is going through a bankruptcy restructuring.

An early morning Monday fire at a Wisconsin Cascades Tissue Group facility was quickly controlled by firefighters.

Two Sides North America has released a new study outlining key facts on why paperless initiatives do not save trees.

As more researchers and doctors recommend the benefits of handwriting for both children and senior citizens, Domtar Corporation announced it has unveiled a new program called PaperPal.

McGraw Hill Financial Inc. is preparing to change its name to S&P Global Inc. this year, a symbolic move that underscores the firm's shift away from its publishing roots.

Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) is rebranding itself as an environmental champion by announcing its successful efforts in forest conservation and peatland restoration.

KapStone has won a key legal victory in its ongoing dispute with the pulp and paper union, and it will not be forced to return to the bargaining table, at least for now.

Miami University Paper Science and Engineering Foundation Executive Director Jon Kerr, a longtime pulp and paper industry veteran, will be retiring, the foundation announced Friday afternoon.

The Forest Stewardship Council said that its international board will decide in March whether to recommend that its 800 members vote to remove the Quebec-based company, the second-largest holder of FSC certifications in North America.

An employee at Clearwater Paper's Lewiston facility was taken to the hospital Wednesday afternoon after suffering chemical burns.

When the Allies invaded France in June of 1944, they knew they would have to conquer transportation problems if they were to be successful in reaching their objective. Starting on 24 August 1944 and running until 16 November 1944, the Red Ball Express operated 5,958 vehicles and moved 12,500 tons of freight each and every day from the coast of France to the front lines.

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Both companies are located in the Minneapolis, Minnesota area.

The changes will be implemented gradually throughout 2016.

A Chinese company that expressed interest in November in building a $1.36 billion pulp mill in south Arkansas is also considering other states for the mill.

Metsä Board says it has started up a new folding boxboard production line at its Husum mill in Sweden.

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The challenge of saving the driver was compounded by fire that was consuming the trailer's load of paper.

Quad/Graphics Inc. has decided to close two more printing plants this month.

Andrew Liveris will step down as chief executive of the Dow Chemical after the chemical heavyweight completes its merger with rival DuPont and the three-way split of the new combined company.

A heavy-machine operator was using a bulldozer to pile up hog fuel when the machine fell off the high end of the pile, the coroners service said.

Following Lumber Liquidators' sentencing hearing, EIA has produced a short video summarizing the case that began with the EIA undercover investigation that first exposed the company's illegal activities.

Industrial logging will be prohibited across 85 per cent of forested lands within B.C.'s Great Bear Rainforest, according to a long-awaited landmark agreement announced Monday in Vancouver by the province, First Nations, environmentalists and forest companies.

One worker was sent to the hospital Sunday night when a lotion coating machine caught fire at a Kimberly-Clark facility.

Resolute Forest Products will take downtime at its Comtois and St-Thomas stud mills in Quebec starting 5 February 2016. The company cited unfavorable market conditions, and plans to restart the mills as conditions allow.