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Room for growth and are conveniently located

Purchase price approximately $230 million

Toxic fire at the former Great Northern Paper Co. site

Finding ways to turn waste product into a biofuel product

Will close at the end of first half 2017

Employs 130 people at the mill

New production lines are planned to produce high-quality testliner and fluting grades

New equipment increases the company's capability to produce value-added products

No one was injured in the fire

Consumers interact with a coffee cup

Scheduled for the second quarter of 2017

The two production lines will be built as part of the second phase of the Zoucheng Papermaking Industry Park

The BCTMP line will be ANDRITZ's 30th mechanical pulping system installed worldwide

Acquiring approximately 95,100 acres of high-quality industrial timberlands

Paper grows trees...very quickly!

A newsprint vendor is suing the Tampa Bay Times, claiming the paper owes more than $340,000 in debt from the acquisition of the Tampa Tribune last year.

Verso Corporation, a North American producer of printing papers, specialty papers and pulp, announced an increase in the brightness and whiteness of every product in its coated sheetfed and digital paper portfolios, and introduced Brilliantly Brighter, a new printed promotion showcasing these products.

Valmet will supply an evaporation line to Sappi Southern Africa Limited to be built at the company's pulp mill in Ngodwana, South Africa.

It is maintenance month here at Paperitalo Publications once again. And once again, I'll harp on you board members and senior managers who think it is smart management to skimp on maintenance.

The PM40 closed Friday, 3 March 2017, at 3,713.

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

The PM40 closed 3 March 2017 up 30.6% from the 4 March 2016 level.

In this issue of Disconnected Comparisons, we evaluate PCA and Amcor.

Reported insider trading since the last issue of PaperMoney.

Time marches on--and so does technology.