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Ahlstrom-Munksjö breaks ground on new facility

Ahlstrom announced in May that they planned to invest $70 million in a new glass fiber tissue production line, creating almost 50 jobs in Madisonville.

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Company plans $155 million facility in Savannah, hiring 117

A business that looks to turn used cardboard boxes and paper into pulp for export said Friday that it plans a $155 million complex near Savannah, hiring at least 117 people.

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Manufacturer K.T.G. plans $21M Memphis, Tenn. facility expansion, will create 36 jobs

Manufacturer K.T.G. is looking to expand its Memphis operations, investing more than $21 million in a facility expansion, new equipment and the creation of 36 jobs. The average annual wage for the new jobs will be about $54,000.

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ILWU launches union campaign at NORPAC paper mill in Longview

International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 21 filed a petition asking the National Labor Relations Board to hold an election for about 160 papermakers at the mill.

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Weyerhaeuser Appoints David Graham as President of its Canadian Subsidiary; Fred Dzida to Retire

Weyerhaeuser Company (NYSE: WY) announced the appointment of David Graham as president of Weyerhaeuser Company Limited, its wholly owned Canadian Subsidiary, effective January 1, 2022. Graham will report to Travis Keatley, senior vice president of Timberlands, and his appointment follows the planned retirement of Fred Dzida, who has served as president of the company's Canadian subsidiary since 2014 and will stay on through March 2022 to aid in the transition.

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Paper Excellence Welcomes Domtar Into Its Group of Companies

Domtar will operate as a stand-alone business entity within the Paper Excellence Group, with Domtar's current CEO and management team remaining in place. There are no further changes to operating locations, business plans, or Domtar's employee base at this time.

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Interfor transfers forest tenure to Simpcw First Nation

Interfor and the Simpcw First Nation have completed the first direct transfer of a forest tenure to a B.C. First Nation since the introduction of the provincial government's Bill 22.

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Fire at Kimberly-Clark facility

Several fire engines responded to the scene.

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US Politics--praising the Infrastructure Bill
US Politics--praising the Infrastructure Bill

You will seldom see me talking politics here, but this piece of legislation strikes close to home. Those praising this bill are a surprising lot, including many entities in industry. However, I suspect their praise is not so much from a political standpoint as it is from a desperation standpoint--one cannot get their goods to market if the bridges are falling down.

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PM40

The PM40 closed Friday, 3 December 2021, at 4444.

Get the latest PM40 updates by listening to the weekly Nips show and the PM40 Daily Show on Pulp & Paper Radio International.

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RearView

The PM40 closed 3 December 2021 up 26.8% from the 4 December 2020 level.

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Disconnected Comparisons

In this issue of Disconnected Comparisons, we evaluate Clearwater Paper and Kimberly-Clark.

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International Paper Receives SBTi Approval for its Science-based Carbon Reduction Target

The approval formally recognizes International Paper as a leader in the low-carbon transition, and makes the company one of the first North American organizations in the paper and packaging industry with approved targets, joining over 1,000 others across industries and around the world.

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Paper Excellence and One Sky sign co-location agreement for new OSB mill

Paper Excellence, the company behind the restart of the local pulp mill, announced Tuesday it has signed an agreement with One Sky Forest Products to operate its new oriented strand board (OSB) operations at the existing Prince Albert mill site.

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Resolute says J.D. Irving used access to influence softwood duties

JD. Irving Ltd. has been accused of using personal access to one of former U.S. president Donald Trump's cabinet secretaries to secure favorable treatment from the United States in the ongoing softwood lumber dispute.

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U.S. hikes duty on Canadian softwood lumber to 17.9% -- twice the old rate

Officials from various Canadian governments and the lumber industry are expressing disappointment that the U.S. has decided to go ahead with a plan to double the amount of duty it imposes on softwood lumber that comes from Canada.

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WestRock Longview paper mill fined nearly $140,000 after failing to report COVID-19 infections, death

WestRock Services LLC, a paper mill in Longview in Cowlitz County, has been fined almost $140,000 after one worker died and more than a dozen others were infected with COVID-19.

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Kamloops pulp mill must be sold to third party as part of Domtar/Paper Excellence merger

While the merger of Domtar and Paper Excellence has been approved by the Competition Bureau of Canada, part of the approval means the Kamloops pulp mill must be sold to a third party.

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Amcor research shows consumers worldwide want to recycle more

When it comes to packaging and sustainability, consumers are clear: provide options to recycle more, make recycling easier and ensure the product is in fact recycled.

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Mondi Opens ISTA Performance Lab for Safer Packaging in Transit

Mondi, a global leader in packaging and paper, has opened a new ISTA-certified laboratory at Mondi Bupak in České Budějovice (CZ), which is one of its Central European corrugated solutions flagship plants and a hub for development and production of eCommerce packaging.

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Metsä Fibre and Gasum cooperate on Äänekoski biogas plant in Finland

Metsä Fibre will be in charge of the plant's overall operations, while Gasum will see to the daily remote operation and maintenance of biogas processing. Gasum will purchase the biogas produced at the plant for use as transport fuel.

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DS Smith Achieves Maximum Scores Across Several Categories in the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA)

Sustainable packaging leader DS Smith scored 67 in the 2021 S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment, reflecting an improvement of 16 points over the last year. (Score date: Nov 12, 2021).

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Sonoco-Alcore to Hike Tube & Core Prices in the EMEA Region

The increase will be effective for all shipments made on or after the 13 th December 2021.

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Wolastoqey chiefs in New Brunswick seek compensation in new land title claim

The new defendants include J.D. Irving Ltd. and 18 of its subsidiaries or related entities, NB Power, Acadian Timber, Twin Rivers Paper, H.J. Crabbe & Sons and A.V. Group. The companies are named in addition to the governments of New Brunswick and Canada.

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Stora Enso introduces portfolio of bio-based packaging foams from wood

Stora Enso is extending its packaging offering with a new portfolio of bio-based foams from wood. The products are fully recyclable and can be used for protective and thermal packaging. Lightweight wood foams address the need for climate-friendly, renewable and circular cushioning materials in inner packaging.

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