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In its ruling issued this week, the Helsinki District Court dismissed Metsähallitus' claim for damages against Stora Enso Oyj, Metsäliitto Cooperative and UPM-Kymmene Oyj.
The 38-year-old woman was working as a labourer in the paper mill where she was allegedly raped and murdered on Friday.
Business in Vancouver's 2016 list of the top 100 public companies in British Columbia reveals the stellar year enjoyed by the province's forestry companies in 2015.
Soon, palm oil and forestry resource companies will be forbidden from starting any activities on any of their concessions that are idle, as the government plans to expand a moratorium on peatland use in a bid to curb the annual land and forest fires.
Talks between the United States and Canada on a long-running dispute over softwood lumber exports have bogged down amid "significant differences," the two nations said on Friday, potentially paving the way for a fresh round of lawsuits.
CatchMark Timber Trust, Inc. says it has closed on its single, largest timberlands purchase since its listing on the NYSE -- the acquisition of 51,700 acres of prime timberlands in South Carolina for $100.7 million, excluding closing costs, in an off-market transaction from funds managed by Forest Investment Associates.
Quad/Graphics Inc. has agreed to pay $750,000 to the United States to resolve allegations that the firm violated security requirements involving personally identifiable information on contracts with the U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO).
Stora Enso has inaugurated its new consumer board mill in Beihai, China. The mill started up in May and it is expected to reach full production within 18 to 24 months.
Sunbelt Forest Products announced this week the purchase of a pressure treated wood facility in Athens, Alabama, from Georgia-Pacific.
It was announced this week that Toscotec will rebuild the dryer section of Smurfit Kappa Papelsa's PM 1 at its Barbosa mill in Colombia.
Egg cartons and cup carrier-maker Huhtamaki Lurgan expects to boost its output by up to 25 percent after shelling out £5 million installing new purpose built machinery.
Kimberly-Clark Corporation on Tuesday announced that Scott Usitalo has been named chief marketing officer, reporting to Tony Palmer, president of global brands and innovation.
Universal Forest Products, Inc. announced that one of its subsidiaries has signed a letter of intent to purchase certain assets of Robbins Manufacturing Co.
Numerous emergency crews responded to a fire near the former Domtar paper mill in Port Edward, Wisconsin late Friday afternoon.
Glatfelter says it is working to complete its US $63 million renovations to convert from coal to natural gas boilers at its Spring Grove facility by the end of the year.
Both meetings will be held on July 20. DuPont's meeting will take place at its Wilmington, Delaware, headquarters, and Dow Chemical's meeting will be at its Midland, Michigan, offices.
FutureMark Manistique closed the plant following efforts to keep the mill going didn't work.
The new machine will be installed at the company's mill in Mexicali and start-up is planned for the second half of 2017.
The venue will be the tallest wooden building in the Nordic countries, allowing for views from the hotel rooms which stretch for miles.
Neenah Paper announced the opening of its new European Distribution Center in Utrecht, Netherlands.
Smurfit Kappa will collaborate with HP to revolutionize the way high-value boxes are produced.
A resolution calling on the owners of Graphic Packaging International to do "everything in their power" to offer the Menasha facility for sale in its current condition has been made by an alderman.
Valmet says it will further develop its paper machine clothing production plant in Tampere, Finland, by investing in press felt production.
UPM and Montisera Ltd, a Finnish development company focused on developing and commercialising bioactive compounds, have announced the transfer of patents and IPRs related to a specific extraction method for knotwood.
Veritiv Corporation on Monday was named for the first time to the Fortune 500 list of the largest companies based in the U.S. With $8.7 billion in revenue in 2015, Veritiv ranks #323 on the overall list and #10 among Georgia-based companies.
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