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To close in the third quarter of 2017

Will be integrated as part of its direct-to-market strategy in emerging markets

Shrinking market causes shutdown

Start-up date pushed back to 2020

Planned to end by September 30, 2017 and will result in the elimination of approximately 50 manufacturing jobs

To sell for an amount of $ 287.5 million

About 400 kg of cellulose a day is recovered from sewage

Demolition to be carried out in an environmentally sound manner

Shortage of logs due to fire activity in the area

Technology to improve production

Curtailed operations is in response to the lack of log supply to operate the mill efficiently

Old sawmill from 1982 will be demolished to make way for a new profiling line

Subject to regulatory approvals

Wheatley Heights, N.Y. facility to close by end of October

Production delayed for a month

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For many years Australia has had substantially a duopoly of corrugated box suppliers, with Visy Industries (Pratt Group) and Amcor (now Orora) between them supplying more than 85% of the market. A bruising "box war" many years ago saw the demise of the Smorgon Group as Australia's third integrated corrugated box supplier. Visy consolidated its market leading position and now holds well over 50% market share and Orora more than 30%. This orderly state of affairs may be about to change.

The brightest spot in the pulp and paper spectrum in recent years has been paper-based packaging. This has made the makers of paperboard and corrugated containers very happy. But they would do well to keep looking over their shoulders. Why?

The PM40 closed Friday, 14 July 2017, at 3819.

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The PM40 closed 14 July 2017 up 13.2% from the 15 July 2016 level.

In this issue of Disconnected Comparisons, we evaluate Weyerhaeuser and Louisiana Pacific.

Reported insider trading since the last issue of PaperMoney.

One firefighter suffered minor injury

650,000 tonnes of landfill would be burnt to create steam to run machinery at the paper mill