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UPM launches strategic review of plywood business with options including divestment or IPO
UPM launches strategic review of plywood business with options including divestment or IPO

The review is expected to be concluded by the end of 2026.

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Fire breaks out at International Paper facility in Georgia
Fire breaks out at International Paper facility in Georgia

No injuries were reported, and no buildings were damaged.

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Notice of Legal Proceedings against the Victorian Government in Australia by Opal, a consolidated overseas subsidiary of Nippon Paper Industries Co.
Notice of Legal Proceedings against the Victorian Government in Australia by Opal, a consolidated overseas subsidiary of Nippon Paper Industries Co.

We hereby announce that our Australian consolidated subsidiary, Paper Australia Pty Ltd ("Opal") has today commenced legal proceedings against the Victorian Government in the Supreme Court of Victoria following the Government's breach of the Wood Pulp Agreement.

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Rayonier Advanced Materials announces chief accounting officer transition
Rayonier Advanced Materials announces chief accounting officer transition

Rayonier Advanced Materials Inc. announced the resignation of Gabriela Garcia, the Chief Accounting Officer and Vice President, Corporate Controller, effective October 10, 2025. Her resignation was not due to any disagreements with the company.

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U.S. ambassador to Canada says softwood solution will be 'very, very difficult'
U.S. ambassador to Canada says softwood solution will be 'very, very difficult'

Pete Hoekstra says he hopes the United States and Canada can strike a deal on softwood lumber, an issue that predates both of Donald Trump's terms in Washington.

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Port Townsend Paper fined $20,000 for water quality violations
Port Townsend Paper fined $20,000 for water quality violations

After leaks in pipes at the Port Townsend Paper Company (PTPC) spilled wastewater into Port Townsend Bay on two occasions earlier this year, the Washington Department of Ecology has fined the mill a total of $20,000 for the two water quality violations.

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Labour ministry probes death of Cascades forklift operator
Labour ministry probes death of Cascades forklift operator

Ottawa paramedics were called Wednesday and found a person was trapped under a forklift. The victim was declared deceased at the scene.

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Bellmer Acquires Cellwood Machinery AB
Bellmer Acquires Cellwood Machinery AB

Strengthening Global Position in Waste Paper Recycling and Stock Preparation

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U.S. Department of Labor awarding $2 million to support workers after Pixelle Ohio paper mill closure
U.S. Department of Labor awarding $2 million to support workers after Pixelle Ohio paper mill closure

After an initial mill closure announcement, efforts had been made to find a buyer. However, those efforts did not find success, and the company announced they would close on Aug. 10 and lay off 780 workers.

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Billerud to cut up to 650 jobs
Billerud to cut up to 650 jobs

Billerud has decided to launch a cost saving program targeting annualized savings of SEK 800 million. The planned cost savings will affect Billerud's European operations and Group functions globally and will include reduction of up to 650 positions.

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Veritiv Acquires Subotnick Packaging
Veritiv Acquires Subotnick Packaging

Veritiv Operating Company, a leader in specialty packaging distribution, facility solutions and print products and solutions, announced that it has acquired Subotnick Packaging, an Oregon-based distributor of packaging products and equipment serving the building materials, food, e-commerce, and transportation industries.

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Pregis plans to permanently close Germantown, Wisconsin facility by late April 2026
Pregis plans to permanently close Germantown, Wisconsin facility by late April 2026

48 employees will be let go, in total, including 29 assemblers, two buyers, six inventory specialists, one inventory supervisor, one manufacturing supervisor, one parts coordinator, one parts and service manager, three quality control technicians, one quality supervisor, two shipping and receiving clerks, and one planner.

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Canfor Corporation subsidiary Vida AB completes $164 million acquisition of sawmills in Central Sweden, adding 230 million board feet capacity
Canfor Corporation subsidiary Vida AB completes $164 million acquisition of sawmills in Central Sweden, adding 230 million board feet capacity

Canfor Corporation announced today that its 77%-owned subsidiary, Vida AB, has completed the acquisition of AB Karl Hedin Sågverk.

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Production curtailments at UPM's pulp mills in Finland
Production curtailments at UPM's pulp mills in Finland

The maintenance shutdown of the UPM Kaukas pulp mill, which began in August, will be extended for two weeks until October 11, 2025. In addition, the UPM Pietarsaari pulp mill will be temporarily shut down for approximately two weeks in November.

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CO280 Awards Pre-FEED Contracts for an 800,000 Tonnes per Year Carbon Removal Project at a Pulp and Paper Mill in Canada
CO280 Awards Pre-FEED Contracts for an 800,000 Tonnes per Year Carbon Removal Project at a Pulp and Paper Mill in Canada

The resulting CDR credits will be sold to buyers in the carbon market.

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Borregaard ASA: Temporary disruption in production of speciality cellulose
Borregaard ASA: Temporary disruption in production of speciality cellulose

Borregaard has experienced an unforeseen outage at a facility at the Sarpsborg site, which supplies a key chemical used in the production of speciality cellulose. During the period of the outage, cellulose production was restricted to grades outside standard specifications, resulting in delays of shipments of certain speciality cellulose grades.

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Sonae Arauco begins operation of fibreboard recycling line at Mangualde factory in Portugal
Sonae Arauco begins operation of fibreboard recycling line at Mangualde factory in Portugal

Sonae Arauco, one of the world's leading manufacturers of wood-based panels for furniture, construction and interior design, has started operating the first industrial-scale fibreboard recycling line at its Mangualde factory. The project, the result of an investment of Euro 8 million, represents a pioneering milestone for the sector and reinforces the company's commitment to the circular economy and innovation.

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BiOrigin Specialty Products pulp bales catch on fire
BiOrigin Specialty Products pulp bales catch on fire

One worker was transported for smoke inhalation, and there were no other reported injuries.

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It's almost here: Online auction for Graphic Packaging Middletown, Ohio mill assets
It's almost here: Online auction for Graphic Packaging Middletown, Ohio mill assets

An online auction will be held Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2025 for assets from the Graphic Packaging Middletown, Ohio mill.

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	 Georgia-Pacific to invest $800 million in Alabama River Cellulose Mill
Georgia-Pacific to invest $800 million in Alabama River Cellulose Mill

State-of-the-art technology will improve efficiency and increase production.

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Nova Scotia government weighing whether to bid on Northern Pulp assets
Nova Scotia government weighing whether to bid on Northern Pulp assets

Natural resources minister says existing Crown land leases not part of sales process.

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Nordic Paper to De-list from Nasdaq Stockholm Following Majority Acquisition by Coniferous Bidco
Nordic Paper to De-list from Nasdaq Stockholm Following Majority Acquisition by Coniferous Bidco

Coniferous Bidco AB has acquired over 90% of Nordic Paper shares.

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Georgia-Pacific agrees to acquire Anchor Packaging
Georgia-Pacific agrees to acquire Anchor Packaging

Headquartered in St Louis, Missouri, Anchor Packaging has operated as a portfolio company of private equity firm TJC (formerly known as The Jordan Company) since 2019. The packaging company has operations in the states of Arkansas and Wisconsin.

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Södra's Värö sawmill invests in AI-driven scanning technology for higher quality and smarter sorting
Södra's Värö sawmill invests in AI-driven scanning technology for higher quality and smarter sorting

Södra's sawmill in Värö is the first in the industry to adopt a new, enhanced scanning solution that enables strength grading of timber with even greater precision. This investment allows Södra to make better use of each tree and strengthen its competitiveness in the market.

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Pixelle Specialty Solutions appoints Julie Schertell as CEO
Pixelle Specialty Solutions appoints Julie Schertell as CEO

Schertell brings more than 30 years of experience in the specialty materials industry. She previously served as president and CEO of Mativ Holdings, which was formed from the merger of Schweitzer Mauduit International and Neenah Inc. Before that role, she led Neenah Inc. as president and CEO.

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