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The Fight for Biomass Energy Continues in Washington
The Fight for Biomass Energy Continues in Washington

The American Forest & Paper Association and the American Wood Council are not giving up in their fight to have the benefits of biomass-derived energy recognized and protected under the Clean Power Plan.

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Huhtamaki announces investment
Huhtamaki announces investment

Huhtamaki, the food and drink packaging company, plans to invest £4.9 million in its Lurgan plant and create 12 additional full time jobs on site.

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Haze fires: Jakarta gives initials of 16 'culprit' firms
Haze fires: Jakarta gives initials of 16 'culprit' firms

Indonesia has released the initials of 16 plantation companies that it said were responsible for illegal fires that caused this year's transboundary haze crisis.

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 Heinzel appoints Kurt Maier as new CEO
Heinzel appoints Kurt Maier as new CEO

The Supervisory Board of the Heinzel Group appointed Kurt Maier as new CEO of Heinzel Holding GmbH.

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Powerflute terminates discussions with Madison Dearborn
Powerflute terminates discussions with Madison Dearborn

Following evaluation of the Proposal by the independent members of the Board of Directors of Powerflute and consultations with certain major shareholders of Powerflute, the Board of Powerflute has terminated discussions with Madison Dearborn.

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Fate of University of Maine research center for wood-based products still uncertain
Fate of University of Maine research center for wood-based products still uncertain

The fate of the University of Maine research center for wood-based products located on the former Expera pulp mill site is up in the air, according to a university official.

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Resolute believes any mediation process concerning forest management must be led by provincial governments
Resolute believes any mediation process concerning forest management must be led by provincial governments

Resolute Forest Products Inc. responded to the proposal put forth by FSC International to launch a mediation process between interested parties with the goal of identifying solutions to forest management issues in the Canadian boreal forest.

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FSC hopes mediation will end Quebec logging dispute Greenpeace protests Resolute Forest Products
FSC hopes mediation will end Quebec logging dispute Greenpeace protests Resolute Forest Products

The sessions to start early next year are expected to last one to three months. The primary focus will be on Resolute's suspended Lac St-Jean certificate and terminated Mistassini certificates.

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Resolute responds to statements regarding the U.S. Department of Commerce's final order for countervailing duties
Resolute responds to statements regarding the U.S. Department of Commerce's final order for countervailing duties

Resolute Forest Products Inc. has responded to "misleading media statements by third parties regarding the U.S. Department of Commerce's final order for countervailing duties on supercalendered paper from Canada."

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Stora Enso inaugurates biomaterials innovation center in Sweden
Stora Enso inaugurates biomaterials innovation center in Sweden

Stora Enso has opened an innovation center focused on the development of biomaterials as part of its strategy to transform into a renewable materials company.

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Walki and Mondi terminate acquisition agreement
Walki and Mondi terminate acquisition agreement

The Mondi Group announced that it has decided not to acquire two of Walki's industrial packaging plants.

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Holmen's Hallsta paper mill postpones restart of PM 11
Holmen's Hallsta paper mill postpones restart of PM 11

Paper machine PM 12 is already up and running, while it has now been assessed that PM 11 will be able to be restarted in mid-March.

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Fire damages Cenveo facility
Fire damages Cenveo facility

No injuries were reported during blaze.

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U.S. Department of Commerce orders duties on Canadian paper imports
U.S. Department of Commerce orders duties on Canadian paper imports

The final order follows a decision by the department last month to impose the duties at rates of 18 to 20 percent.

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Stora Enso invests in pellet production
Stora Enso invests in pellet production

Stora Enso will invest EUR 16 million to start pellet production and to renew the boiler at Ala Sawmill in Sweden.

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Judge clears Verso's settlement despite Maine union's objections
Judge clears Verso's settlement despite Maine union's objections

A federal judge has ruled Verso Paper's agreement to sell mills in Rumford and Biron, Wisconsin, was sufficient to settle antitrust complaints stemming from its $1.4 billion purchase of larger competitor NewPage.

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Quad/Graphics to expand in Kentucky, create 45 jobs
Quad/Graphics to expand in Kentucky, create 45 jobs

Quad/Graphics will invest nearly $3 million and create 45 new full-time jobs by expanding at separate locations in Franklin and Versailles.

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Fire at Resolute mill in Thunder Bay
Fire at Resolute mill in Thunder Bay

Probable cause for the fire is an overheated bearing within the paper machine.

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Glatfelter announces plans to build new Advanced Airlaid Materials facility in the U.S.
Glatfelter announces plans to build new Advanced Airlaid Materials facility in the U.S.

The company is currently evaluating location options, primarily in the southern United States.

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Laid-off Expera Old Town millworkers qualify for retraining funds
Laid-off Expera Old Town millworkers qualify for retraining funds

Expera Specialty Solutions in September announced its plan to close the pulp mill around the end of 2015, about a year after it bought the facility for $10.5 million in a bankruptcy auction.

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Ex-CEO of Greif to receive $2.15 million in separation pact
Ex-CEO of Greif to receive $2.15 million in separation pact

In exchange, David Fischer agrees not to work for any competing company and will not disparage Greif, among other conditions.

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Companies fined over 'horrific' conveyor deaths
Companies fined over 'horrific' conveyor deaths

Sonae and Metso - now known as Valmet Limited - appeared for sentencing at Liverpool Crown Court after admitting breaking health and safety laws.

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Rengo's Osaka Paper withdraws from newsprint and printing paper business
Rengo's Osaka Paper withdraws from newsprint and printing paper business

Rengo announced that its consolidated subsidiary, Osaka Paper has decided to withdraw from the newsprint and printing paper business at the end of March 2016.

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Shorr Packaging acquires packaging supply company Mack Paper
Shorr Packaging acquires packaging supply company Mack Paper

Shorr said it will continue to provide Mack's customers with the same level of quality service.

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Finnish Market Court makes decision on biofuels related patent dispute between UPM and Neste
Finnish Market Court makes decision on biofuels related patent dispute between UPM and Neste

UPM Biofuels' business and the deliveries of wood-based UPM BioVerno diesel, based on UPM's own innovation, will continue as usual.

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