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Worker dies from injuries suffered in Gorham mill accident
Worker dies from injuries suffered in Gorham mill accident

A longtime Gorham Paper and Tissue employee has died from injuries he received in an accident at the paper mill four weeks ago.

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Canfor Curtailing BC Production Capacity in December
Canfor Curtailing BC Production Capacity in December

Canfor Corporation announced it will be curtailing operations at all British Columbia sawmills at the end of December.

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Water authorities in New York sue 3M, DuPont, Chemours over PFAS
Water authorities in New York sue 3M, DuPont, Chemours over PFAS

Two water districts in Long Island, New York have sued 3M Co, E.I. DuPont De Nemours and Co. and the Chemours Co, accusing the chemical makers of contaminating their drinking water supplies with toxic substances.

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Asian pulp giants pressed to paper over rivalry to save rainforest
Asian pulp giants pressed to paper over rivalry to save rainforest

Singapore's APRIL Group and its main rival Indonesia's Asia Pulp & Paper Group (APP), both with operations largely on Sumatra island, are working with local communities and using technologies like satellite imagery to protect forests on their concessions and prevent fires.

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Lenzing starts construction work on lyocell fibers plant in Prachinburi, Thailand
Lenzing starts construction work on lyocell fibers plant in Prachinburi, Thailand

The Lenzing Group officially launched construction work in Prachinburi, Thailand right on schedule to build the world's largest lyocell production plant.

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Canfor recommends that shareholders take buyout offer
Canfor recommends that shareholders take buyout offer

The Canfor board has determined that the arrangement is in the best interests of Canfor and fair to shareholders.

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Avery Dennison to Acquire Smartrac's RFID Inlay Business
Avery Dennison to Acquire Smartrac's RFID Inlay Business

Avery Dennison Corporation announced a definitive agreement to acquire Smartrac's Transponder (RFID Inlay) Division, for the purchase price of €225 million, subject to certain closing and post-closing adjustments.

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Graphic Packaging Holding Company Publishes Sustainability and Social Responsibility Update
Graphic Packaging Holding Company Publishes Sustainability and Social Responsibility Update

Graphic Packaging Holding Company announced the publication of its 2018 Sustainability and Social Responsibility Update Report.

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Roseburg Forest Products facility fined for air emissions
Roseburg Forest Products facility fined for air emissions

Roseburg Forest Products was fined $38,400 by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality for violating air quality standards at its plant in Dillard back in March.

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Three timber concessions probed by NEA have large number of fires this year: NGO group
Three timber concessions probed by NEA have large number of fires this year: NGO group

Three companies being investigated by the National Environment Agency (NEA) over the 2015 haze crisis had large numbers of fire alerts on their pulpwood concessions this year, an analysis of fire alerts published on Monday (Nov 18) shows.

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IT Tech Packaging, Inc. Launches Its Second Tissue Paper Production Line
IT Tech Packaging, Inc. Launches Its Second Tissue Paper Production Line

IT Tech Packaging, Inc. announced the commercial launch of a new tissue paper production line (the "PM9 Production Line"), following the success of its trial production, the receipt of its disposed wastewater discharge permits and construction completion acceptance from Chinese environmental authorities.

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McKinley sets new date to open Port Angeles, Washington mill
McKinley sets new date to open Port Angeles, Washington mill

The company planned to reopen the mill in December 2018, announced in September 2018 that September 2019 was the target date, and announced this September that by Dec. 31, the mill would be up and running.

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Northern Pulp, affiliate company owe Nova Scotia government more than $85 million
Northern Pulp, affiliate company owe Nova Scotia government more than $85 million

Northern Pulp and an associated company owe the province more than $85 million.

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Roseburg Forest Products laying off 30 at Dillard plant
Roseburg Forest Products laying off 30 at Dillard plant

Roseburg Forest Products is laying off about 30 employees from its Dillard plant because of a downturn in the North American plywood market.

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Worker killed in 'industrial accident' near PCA South Georgia paper mill
Worker killed in 'industrial accident' near PCA South Georgia paper mill

County coroner Austin Fiveash said he has never had to perform an investigation "of this magnitude."

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	 Sonoco Products buys healthcare packaging medical device thermoformer for $187M
Sonoco Products buys healthcare packaging medical device thermoformer for $187M

Sonoco announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Thermoform Engineered Quality, LLC, and Plastique Holdings, LTD, (together TEQ), a global manufacturer of thermoformed packaging serving healthcare, medical device and consumer markets, from ESCO Technologies, Inc. for approximately $187 million in cash.

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2 charged for damage to Louisiana Pacific transformers in Jackson County, Georgia
2 charged for damage to Louisiana Pacific transformers in Jackson County, Georgia

The damage was done, according to deputies, in the process of stealing copper cable "that was insignificant next to the damages."

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Södra increases production of cross-laminated timber in Värö
Södra increases production of cross-laminated timber in Värö

On 18 November, Södra's facility for cross-laminated timber (CLT) will increase to two shifts and four new employees will be taken on, thereby doubling the production capacity.

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Tolko to temporarily shut down B.C. lumber operations over holiday season
Tolko to temporarily shut down B.C. lumber operations over holiday season

Tolko Industries says it will be shutting down operations across B.C. for two weeks over the holiday season due to low lumber prices and high log costs.

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Fire at Domtar facility
Fire at Domtar facility

Domtar Kanloops, B.C. crews spent the better part of Thursday (Nov. 14) ensuring a hog pile fire was out.

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Resolute shuts down Augusta, Georgia newsprint mill
Resolute shuts down Augusta, Georgia newsprint mill

Resolute Forest Products said Thursday it is "indefinitely idling" its Augusta newsprint mill effective immediately, leaving 160 employees without work.

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Have you tried the Paperitalo Supplier Directory lately?
Have you tried the Paperitalo Supplier Directory lately?

If you are looking for goods and services in the pulp and paper industry, you need to check out the Paperitalo Directory!

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Irving Tissue Officially Opens $470 million tissue production plant in Macon, Georgia and Announces Additional $400 million expansion project
Irving Tissue Officially Opens $470 million tissue production plant in Macon, Georgia and Announces Additional $400 million expansion project

Irving Tissue's newest $470 million tissue plant is officially open in Macon, Georgia and based on a new, additional $400 million investment, will soon double its capacity.

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	 Kimberly-Clark investing $20 million, adding 25 jobs in Corinth, Mississippi
Kimberly-Clark investing $20 million, adding 25 jobs in Corinth, Mississippi

The multi-phase project will add 45,000 square feet and new technology to manufacture nonwovens components for K-C's Depend and Pull-UPs products.

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Weyerhaeuser completes sale of Michigan timberlands
Weyerhaeuser completes sale of Michigan timberlands

Weyerhaeuser Company announced the completion of the sale of its Michigan timberlands to Lyme Great Lakes Holding LLC, an affiliate of The Lyme Timber Company LP, for approximately $300 million in cash.

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