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The company received, without penalty, a deferral of approximately $4.3 million in principal repayment

Valmet Advantage DCT 200TS line will play a crucial role in the company's rapid growth

Twin Rivers to invest $2.5 million and create 50 jobs

Bemis reached an agreement to sell its Paper Packaging Division

SPPM is considered Russia's largest manufacturer of sack kraft paper and paper sacks

Remaining 25% of shares of Orsa International Paper Embalagens S.A. have been acquired

The plan is to build a new coating line

Shut-down due to structural weakening of magazine paper demand in Europe

Voith to supply production line at the UPM Changshu mill in China

The company is waiting for Uruguay's enviromental agency

Acquisition increases growth in US and Canada

FERC Approval and Financing Accomplished

The acquisition will expand Universal's capacity in the region

Arjowiggins plans to definitely exit the US market for coated graphic paper

Production at the mill will end on June 30, 2014

90% reduced fiber content in reject discharge

The PM40 closed Friday, 11 April 2014 at 3214.

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As we all know, offices, and homes, are still far from paperless, but a “less-paper” revolution commenced about the turn of the century, at least for all kinds of printing paper, including newsprint. This seems likely to continue for the foreseeable future.

Expand its Align™ brand of environmentally responsible and budget-friendly papers

The reorganisation has two objectives: to enhance visibility internally and externally in addressing Global Responsibility

CSI produces a full line of moving and storage crates

Development of a biorefining technology that could be applicable to pulp mills

Sonoco Alcore's opens its third and largest manufacturing plant in Russia

I know it sounds harsh, but often the best thing to do with old mills is let them die.

The PM40 closed 28 March 2014 up 30% from the 29 March 2013 level.