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The American Forest & Paper Association reports that total printing-writing paper shipments decreased 5.0% in January compared to January 2015. Total printing-writing paper inventories increased 2.0% from December levels.
Sappi North America has issued its 2015 Sustainability Report.
The new warehouse will provide for operational efficiencies, including new inbound and outbound truck and rail facilities, as well as ample storage space for American Eagle's full line of fine paper products, the company said.
One of the largest pulp-and-paper producers in the world has launched a major wildfire prevention initiative in the wake of large-scale forest fires in its home country of Indonesia last year. And the company is turning to its British Columbia connections to do it.
Wilmington, Del., DuPont's home since its founding in 1802, will be the base for two planned companies, one handling agricultural products and the other electronic components and biosciences. Midland, Mich., Dow's home since 1897, will retain the material-sciences company, the companies said.
WestRock announced this week that it has introduced PerfPak® Advantage, a medication package providing a compliance solution that improves adherence.
The transaction would include technologies, patents and trademarks, as well as securing supply to customers worldwide.
Valmet will supply a paper machine wet end rebuild for the Kirkniemi mill of Sappi Finland Operations Oy in Finland. The start-up of the rebuilt machine is scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2016.
WG Anderson is a premier folding carton manufacturer with a focus on store branded food and consumer product markets.
Glens Falls firefighters were called to Finch Paper Friday for a fire in a paper machine.
SCA has held a groundbreaking ceremony for a $922 million project to expand its Östrand bleached kraft pulp mill in Sweden.
AkzoNobel has confirmed that it is in discussions with BASF with regards a potential purchase of their Industrial Coatings business.
New Zealand's reclusive and once wealthiest individual, John Berridge Spencer, has died at age 81.
Los Angeles-based Industrial Realty Group paid $70.5 million Tuesday for the Federal Way campus of Weyerhaeuser and says it plans to sell off large pieces for redevelopment.
Smurfit Kappa has announced that Ken Bowles will succeed Ian Curley as the group's chief financial officer.
The investment will double the production capacity for its polyacrylamide powders used in a wide variety of water-based industries including the pulp, paper, oil and gas, chemical processing, mining, biorefining, power and municipal markets.
Lecta announced that it has implemented a new organizational structure with the creation of three business units.
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.
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.
Both companies are located in the Minneapolis, Minnesota area.
The changes will be implemented gradually throughout 2016.
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.
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