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Paprima Industries, Inc. Strategic International Projects

Doug Wall, Vice President Global Sales, is pleased to announce that Paprima has secured two new strategic international orders for our industry-leading Reel-Jet™ S Water-Jet Turn-Up System.

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J.D. Irving gets into wind farm business with $550M project in western N.B.

Project aims to sell energy to N.B. Power, but no agreement yet.

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Survivors of deadly PCA DeRidder paper mill explosion win $141 million award in lawsuit

Nine survivors of a deadly 2017 paper mill explosion in DeRidder, Louisiana have won a record $141 million award for the Middle District of Louisiana in a lawsuit filed after the fatal blast at the Packaging Corporation of America mill.

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Appeals court restores portion of lawsuit against former Appvion executives

A Federal Court of Appeals revives a portion of a lawsuit accusing former Appvion officials of inflating the company's value before it went bankrupt. The lawsuit was filed in 2018 by Appvion workers that were involved in the company's Employee Stock Option Plan.

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Domtar fined $64,650 for water permit violations

The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation has fined Domtar $64,650 for violating its water discharge permit multiple times in the months following startup of its new Kingsport recycled packaging facility.

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Visy workplace accident: Company receives heavy fine after Smithfield incident that caused worker's leg to be amputated

Visy Board Pty Limited (Visy) was fined $375,000 after the NSW District Court handed down its findings earlier this month.

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Metsä Group collaborates with ANDRITZ on textile fiber mill pre-study

Metsä Group has entered into an extensive cooperation with international technology group ANDRITZ to conduct a pre-study for the first possible commercial mill producing the Kuura textile fiber.

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RYAM's Tartas Plant Successfully Ships Inaugural Truckload of 2G Bioethanol

Rayonier Advanced Materials Inc. is pleased to announce the successful shipment of our first production of 2G bioethanol from our Tartas plant, following two years of rigorous research, development, construction, and planning.

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Effluent spill at West Fraser plant in Quesnel

Consolidated forest tenure comes under control of Lake Babine First Nation.

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B.C. Paper Excellence pulp and paper mill fined $22,000 for leaking toxic gas into atmosphere

The Paper Excellence mill in Howe Sound was the company's second B.C. facility in four months that has been penalized for contaminating the environment.

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Rayonier's Fire Crews Unite To Battle Historic Wildfires in the Southwest U.S.

In the face of an unprecedented historic wildfire season, Rayonier's fire crews united across state lines to fight wildfires in the Southwest U.S.

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Quad introduces new creative agency: Betty

The new offering will integrate all of Quad's creative business lines to uniquely combine its boutique tactics, unmatched 24/7 global production power and commitment to delivering smart, scalable ideas, powered by an in-house network of talented strategists, creatives, content makers, and production and post-production experts.​

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Improving the sustainability of packaging through design - UPM sponsors Pentawards to emphasise the significance of sustainable design

UPM has extended its partnership with the leading global platform and community for packaging design Pentawards to highlight the role of designers in co-creating a future beyond fossils. In 2024, UPM is one of the main sponsors of Pentawards and sponsors the Sustainable Design category in the Pentawards competition.​

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Kimberly-Clark Professional™ Announces Greenovation Awards for Sustainability Leadership and Waste Reduction

The 2024 Greenovation Awards recognize companies for demonstrating sustainability leadership and reducing environmental impact.

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Capturing carbon at Stora Enso Skutskar unit on the way to climate positive production

Stora Enso's Skutskar biomaterials production site in central Sweden focuses on the production of fluff pulp for absorbent products such as diapers and other daily needed hygiene products, as well as producing innovative biomaterials using all parts of a tree.​

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RRD Celebrates 160 Years of Innovation and Excellence

The company's anniversary marks an opportunity to reflect on its continuous growth and evolution.

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Georgia-Pacific's Albany Lumber Facility Produces its 1 Billionth Boardfoot

Georgia-Pacific's Albany Lumber has produced its 1 billionth boardfoot. The record-setting board rolled off the production line on April 18, just four years after the facility opened in 2020.

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Klabin earns PEFC forest management certification in Santa Catarina, Brazil

The new certification covers the entire supply chain and guarantees the traceability of raw material, thus validating the Company's commitment to responsible and sustainable forest management, environment conservation and social and ethical values. PEFC is a global alliance that recognizes national certification systems, aligned with best forest protection practices.

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2023 Sustainability Report Demonstrates Canfor Pulp and Canfor's Continued ESG Performance

Canfor Pulp Products Inc. and Canfor Corporation jointly released their 2023 Sustainability Report. The report highlights the companies' environmental, social and governance (ESG) activities and tracks performance against established goals.

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Using biodiesel for rail transport reduces carbon dioxide emissions from WISA plywood by a quarter

UPM Plywood and the Finnish railway operator VR have agreed that VR will replace the fossil diesel it uses with biodiesel to the same extent as the biodiesel used to transport plywood from the UPM Pellos mill in Finland. The agreement, together with a more efficient operating model, will reduce the total emissions of WISA® plywood transport in Finland by 24 percent.

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Sweden's largest grocery retailer cuts down on plastic by introducing PureFiber Horti Trays by Stora Enso

The transition to the molded fiber tray means a significant reduction in carbon dioxide emissions in the long term. By replacing a polystyrene tray with a wood fiber tray, CO-2 emissions are reduced by up to 81%.

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Termax TCLLX: Lecta's new thermal paper for linerless applications

A high quality, efficient solution that minimizes the volume of process waste.​

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Graphic Packaging Zooms In on Innovation

As shoppers' preferences and environmental regulations evolve, consumer brands are reshaping their offerings faster than ever. Graphic Packaging has bolstered its innovation efforts to meet the demand for agile delivery. With investments in technology and specialized talent, Graphic Packaging has grown its innovation capability to encompass eight Innovation Hubs and 120 employees, driving around 3,000 patents.​

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Mercer Mass Timber Selected to Provide Sustainable Building Materials for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library

Honoring the 26th president, the library will utilize locally sourced and renewable materials, including mass timber.

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BOBST and Huhtamaki: A Partnership of Pioneers That Has Fast-Tracked Progress in Sustainable Packaging

The two companies first joined forces when BOBST and its partners developed a high-barrier, paper-based, recycle-ready solution, which Huhtamaki validated by making it into a full customer ready solution on commercial scale equipment for the first time.

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