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LSC Communications closing Kendallville, Indiana plant, 307 job losses expected

LSC Communications, formerly known as Courier Kendallville, was adding multi-million-dollar expansions to the city as soon as three years ago. Now, the plant is expected to permanently close, with employee terminations starting on Oct. 1 and expected to be completed just before Christmas.

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Mondi to invest in Szczecin plant in Poland to expand and broaden e-commerce portfolio

Mondi, a global leader in packaging and paper, has successfully completed the installation of major new equipment at its corrugated box production plant in Szczecin, Poland to meet growing e-commerce demand.

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Weyerhaeuser to buy 85,000 acres of timberlands from HNRG and sell 149,000 acres of timberlands to HNRG

The company is purchasing approximately 85,000 acres of timberlands in mid-coastal Oregon in one transaction, and selling 149,000 acres of timberlands in southern Oregon in a second transaction. The net cost of these two separate transactions is approximately $40 million in cash.

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International Paper investing $175 million in Eastover, S.C. mill

International Paper Co. says it will invest $175 million during the next 10 years in its Eastover mill.

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Metsä Board launches a state-of-the-art Excellence Centre to accelerate paperboard and packaging innovation

Growing consumption and demand for more sustainable packaging is boosting the need for new innovations. To develop solutions for packaging today and into the future, Metsä Board, part of Metsä Group, has started up operations in its new Excellence Centre at the unique bioeconomy site in Äänekoski, Finland.

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Canfor Subsidiary Closes Acquisition of Strategic Assets

Further to Canfor Corporation's announcement on June 17, 2020, its 70%- owned subsidiary, Vida Group, has completed the purchase of three sawmills located in Sweden from Bergs Timber.

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Metsä Spring appoints Annariikka Roselli as Development Manager

Metsä Spring has appointed Annariikka Roselli, Doctor of Science (Tech.), as Development Manager. She will be responsible for the area of wood-based textile fibres at Metsä Spring, focusing especially on R&D-related matters.

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Celebrating all things paper: The wonder and the legacy, continued
Celebrating all things paper: The wonder and the legacy, continued

Ladies and gentlemen, the first class of inductees to the Paper Industry International Hall of Fame in Appleton, Wisconsin was inducted more than two decades ago in 1995, and today, more than 140 papermaking innovators and legends have been enshrined. This month, we profile Lothar Göttsching, who was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2007.

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PM40

The PM40 closed Saturday, 12 September 2020, at 2992.

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 12 September 2020 up 1.7% from the 13 September 2019 level.

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Disconnected Comparisons

In this issue of Disconnected Comparisons, we evaluate Kimberly-Clark and 3M.

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Province supports Northern Pulp's plan to pay severance

Paper Excellence is offering a $6.2 million loan to its subsidiary, which is designated to cover its obligations to laid off unionized, non-unionized and retired employees.

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Port Hawkesbury Paper pre-trial conference date set

Port Hawkesbury Paper, located in Point Tupper, is charged with three violations of the regulations that were alleged to have occurred between January and March 2019.

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Antimicrobe paper to keep coronavirus at bay in Japan's eateries

As more and more people think twice about touching shared surfaces, from books to menus, Nippon Paper Industries has launched a new antimicrobial printing paper for use in restaurants and hospitals.

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$1 billion river cleanup project completed after nearly 17 years

The companies responsible for the pollution, NCR Corporation, Georgia-Pacific and Glatfelter, are paying for the cost of the project and will continue to pay into follow-up costs as the river continues to recover from the pollution. Cleanup costs are estimated to have reached $1 billion.

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Lawsuit claims Michigan's Graphic Packaging paper mill is stinking out its neighbors

A major national packaging company is accused of failing to control noxious odors and dust around one of its Michigan paper mills in a new class action lawsuit.

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Smurfit Kappa's Vitop tap surges past the 5 billion mark

The Vitop® tap forms an integral part of the Smurfit Kappa Bag-in-Box range, a collection of sustainable packaging solutions for liquid and semi-liquid products.

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Pregis introduces AirSpeed Ascent, next generation, high-pressure air cushioning system

This next generation inflator creates the patented square pattern hybrid cushioning (HC) packaging material on-demand, saving companies valuable floor space while providing superior product protection to ensure products arrive to customers undamaged.

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WestRock in Evadale, Texas to receive 'notice of violation' after complaints about 'ash-like substance' on surrounding properties

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality says a 'nuisance condition' was confirmed during its investigation into an 'ash-like substance' near the WestRock facility in Evadale.

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PotlatchDeltic Releases Inaugural Environmental, Social, and Governance Report

The report serves as a foundation for demonstrating how the Company's ESG approach, strategies and commitments are embedded within the business, highlights ESG achievements for fiscal 2019, and sets the stage for ESG goals and continued disclosures.

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UPM gives 40,000 face masks to students

UPM supports Finnish universities and makes a contribution of 40,000 face masks as part of the company's Biofore Share and Care programme.

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Sofidel's commitment to more sustainable packaging continues

The replacement of polyethylene packs for all sizes of Regina Blitz household paper towel in the UK and Ireland is now complete, and the Sopalin L'Expert kitchen towel wrapped in kraft paper has launched in France.

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Huhtamaki rated 'A' on the MSCI ESG Ratings assessment

The rating of 'A' or above is only given to 25% of the companies in the packaging sector.

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Södra to raise price of NBSK by USD 40 to USD 880/tonne

Södra Cell is increasing the price of its northern bleached softwood kraft (NBSK) pulp in Europe by $40/tonne to $880, effective 1 October.

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SCA to hike price for bleached softwood kraft pulp from October

SCA increases the price on bleached softwood kraft pulp (NBSK) by $40 per tonne. The new price, $880 per tonne, is valid from October 1, 2020.

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