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Voith Launches PluraMaze to Reduce Energy Consumption in Refining with Proven Customer Benefits

Three tailored variants available to meet customer requirements in refining applications.

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Valmet's new technology introduces a new type of tissue that has fabric-like strength and softness

Valmet launches new Valmet Advantage NTTe technology that enables the production of a completely new type of tissue paper with exceptional softness and a distinctive textured appearance.

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ABB to supply drive system for Guangxi Jianhui's planned large-scale paper production line

Once operational, the paper machine is expected to become Asia's largest extensible bag paper production line.

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Voith Paper Announces Leadership Transition Effective October 1

Tero Kokko to assume the position of President & CEO Voith Paper effective October 1, 2026.

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Södra Cell boosts pulp production with Advanced Process Control from ABB

The digital transformation at Södra's pulp mills has been ongoing for many years.

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Solenis Joins Dow's Coolant Care Network for Data Centers

Solenis, a leading global provider of water treatment, process and hygiene solutions, has entered into a strategic agreement with Dow as an approved service provider within Dow's Coolant Care Network for Data Centers.

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Two additional kraft pulp mills under investigation after Longview tank disaster

The other mills are Smurfit Westrock, which is also in Longview, and Port Townsend Paper Company in Port Townsend.

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Washington AG's office will probe if criminal activity led to Nippon Dynawave Longview paper mill tragedy

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown's office has been granted authority to help investigate whether any criminal activity contributed to last month's deadly disaster at the Nippon Dynawave Packaging paper mill in Longview.

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Suzano and Kimberly-Clark launch Arbex, a new global leader in tissue and hygiene

$3.4 billion joint venture between Suzano and Kimberly-Clark launches independent operations and reveals key corporate details

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Södra increases the share of recycled material in packaging to 70 percent

Södra is taking the next step towards more circular flows in timber packaging. By switching to a new plastic solution, the share of recycled material increases from 50% to 70%, while strengthening the supply chains.

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Stora Enso and ByggPartner collaborate to aim for carbon emission reductions

Stora Enso's first global project with fully electric truck deliveries of Sylva™ cross-laminated timber (CLT) elements has been taken place in Sweden.

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The Saica Group is accelerating the decarbonisation of its Nogent-sur-Seine site with the commissioning of a new biomass boiler

Representing an investment of €86 million, this new facility, designed to produce green energy, replaces the old natural gas boilers, enabling a drastic reduction in the site's carbon footprint.

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Nippon Dynawave Longview paper mill implosion: What 3 investigations are examining

Federal investigators have embarked on the monthslong probe into the fatal disaster at Nippon Dynawave Packaging, interviewing workers and reviewing company records as they seek to answer why a 900,000-gallon tank containing a caustic chemical failed so catastrophically.

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Sofidel Confirmed on CDP's Supplier Engagement Leaderboard for Its Climate Action Commitment

The prestigious "A" rating in the 2025 Supplier Engagement Assessment (SEA) recognizes the effectiveness of the Group's supply chain decarbonization strategies.

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USA Today's America 250 Series Features LP Building Solutions' Role In American Homebuilding

The series explores how American businesses have shaped the nation's economic and technological progress since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. LP's segment highlights the company's role in the evolution of residential building materials.

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UPM achieves a Platinum rating from EcoVadis and an A score from CDP for its supplier engagement

Among more than 150,000 companies assessed, only the top one percent achieved Platinum status.

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Graphic Packaging Releases 2025 Impact Report, Highlighting 880 Million Plastic Packages Replaced With Paperboard Innovations in 2025

Company reports nearly 1.9 billion plastic packages replaced over two years and continued progress toward Better by 2030 goals.

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Forbes again names Smurfit Westrock as one of the world's most successful companies

The prestigious ranking measures global impact and financial strength and is determined by criteria including sales, assets and market value.

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Huhtamaki recognized on TIME and Statista's World's Most Sustainable Companies 2026 list

Huhtamaki has been recognized on TIME and Statista's World's Most Sustainable Companies list for the third time.

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Executive Order Tracker
Executive Order Tracker

The Trump Administration's executive orders cut across dozens of industries. This searchable tool breaks down the orders and their impact.

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The Final Word by Helen Roush
The Final Word by Helen Roush

McKinsey & Company recently made the case for resetting cost competitiveness in pulp and paper packaging through the use of AI.

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New autopsy findings released for victims of Nippon Dynawave disaster in Longview, Washington

According to the coroner's office, eight victims died from alkaline chemical burns. One victim, 48-year-old Robert Wilson of Clatskanie, Ore., died from alkaline chemical burns and blunt force injuries. Another victim, 38-year-old Braydon Finkas of Cathlamet, Wash., died from alkaline chemical burns and asphyxia due to aspiration of a foreign object.

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Woodland Pulp paper mill deaths confirmed to be caused by hydrogen sulfide

Kasie Malcolm and Allen Hornberger died after a Jan. 27 gas leak at the Woodland Pulp mill.

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Irving Forest Products to double Ashland, Maine mill capacity to 250 million board feet

Irving Forest Products will modernize and expand its Ashland sawmill in Nashville Plantation, doubling annual lumber production capacity from 130 million to 250 million board feet and increasing employment from the equivalent of 140 full-time positions to approximately 220.

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Dr. Michael J. Kocurek, founder of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Paper Science program, passes away at age 83

Dr. Kocurek founded the Paper Science program at UWSP in 1970 and played a defining role in establishing the strong academic and industry-connected foundation that continues to distinguish the program today. His leadership, commitment to students, and dedication to advancing paper science education helped shape generations of professionals who have gone on to serve and lead across the pulp, paper, packaging, and allied industries.

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