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Minnesota Power seeking millions from former Duluth paper mill owner Verso (relevance: 15.8%, date: Aug 17, 2021)
Minnesota Power is seeking millions from Verso Corp., the previous owner of the Duluth paper mill, and warns that other ratepayers could be on the hook if state regulators don't step in to sort things out.

Rayonier Advanced Materials Board of Directors Elects De Lyle Bloomquist to Serve as its Chair (relevance: 15.8%, date: May 18, 2020)
The Rayonier Advanced Materials Inc. Board of Directors has elected De Lyle Bloomquist to serve as Chair of the Board. The Company previously announced the separation of the roles of Chair and Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Wynnchurch Invests in Decorative Films, Further Growing Appvion Platform (relevance: 15.8%, date: Jan 3, 2023)
This follows Wynnchurch's investment in Nekoosa Coated Products, LLC ("Nekoosa") in November 2022.

Nova Scotia government weighing whether to bid on Northern Pulp assets (relevance: 15.8%, date: Sep 16, 2025)
Natural resources minister says existing Crown land leases not part of sales process.

Ethisphere Names Kimberly-Clark As One of the 2023 World's Most Ethical Companies (relevance: 15.8%, date: Mar 21, 2023)
Kimberly-Clark has received this recognition for five consecutive years, honoring Kimberly-Clark's commitment to business integrity through best-in-class ethics, compliance, and governance practices.

Essity begins tissue production from alternative fibers (relevance: 15.8%, date: Oct 5, 2021)
Essity is presenting a breakthrough in sustainable tissue production and is beginning production based on pulp from wheat straw. The plant in Mannheim, Germany, is the first of its kind in Europe, and the first on a large-scale tissue production in the world.

Mayr-Melnhof Holz completes acquisition of Bergkvist Siljan (relevance: 15.8%, date: Feb 15, 2022)
Mayr-Melnhof Holz has received the necessary approval from the competition authorities, and thereby completes its acquisition of the Swedish sawmill group Bergkvist Siljan.

As revenue declines, Quad/Graphics closes four plants, eliminates 1,100 jobs in four states (relevance: 15.8%, date: Nov 17, 2020)
The company closed printing plants in Taunton, Massachusetts; Charlotte, North Carolina; Portland, Oregon, and Riverside, California. The company previously ran two plants in Riverside and consolidated them into one facility, said spokeswoman Claire Ho.

Canada to ban harmful single-use plastics and hold companies responsible for plastic waste (relevance: 15.7%, date: Jun 17, 2019)
Less than 10 percent of plastic used in Canada gets recycled.

Engineer's Path to Executive Leadership (relevance: 15.7%, date: Apr 7, 2026)
Also, Highly Relevant for Senior Supplier Sales Professionals: If you sell into mills, you're already part of the business--but often without full visibility into how decisions are really made. This program helps you think like your customers, so you can sell at a higher level and win earlier in the decision process.

Engineer's Path to Executive Leadership (relevance: 15.7%, date: Mar 17, 2026)
Also, Highly Relevant for Senior Supplier Sales Professionals: If you sell into mills, you're already part of the business--but often without full visibility into how decisions are really made. This program helps you think like your customers, so you can sell at a higher level and win earlier in the decision process.

Essity included in Sustainability Yearbook 2022 (relevance: 15.7%, date: Feb 15, 2022)
Essity has been included in S&P Global's Sustainability Yearbook 2022. In its review of more than 7,000 companies globally, Essity received silver medal within the category Household Products, and is ranked as one of the 150 most sustainable companies.

Quad Launches Innovative Direct Marketing Platform to Disrupt Industry (relevance: 15.6%, date: Nov 17, 2020)
Quad/Graphics, Inc. announced the launch of its Quad Direct Marketing Exchange ™ (QDMX) - a platform that delivers entirely personalized direct marketing campaigns at a fraction of the cost and at greater speed to market.

Sappi's 2023 'Employee Ideas that Matter' Winners Drive Impact Across Local Communities (relevance: 15.6%, date: Sep 5, 2023)
Inspired by over two decades of success from its Ideas that Matter (ITM) grant program - the only operation of its kind in the paper and packaging industry - Sappi established EITM in 2016.

Oji considers closing recycling mill in Auckland, New Zealand (relevance: 15.6%, date: Aug 20, 2024)
In a statement, Oji Fibre Solutions says its Penrose mill has suffered three years of losses caused by a number of issues including rising energy costs.

Valmet's Beyond Circularity program concludes: Ecosystem-driven collaboration accelerates green transition (relevance: 15.6%, date: Feb 3, 2026)
Valmet has completed its most significant research and development program to date, Beyond Circularity, which ran for four years as part of Business Finland's Veturi initiative. Launched in 2022, the program involved over 370 partners and aimed to advance sustainability and support customer industries in achieving carbon neutrality and a green transition.

Greif Announces Rebrand of Product Circularity Program (relevance: 15.6%, date: Feb 21, 2023)
Greif is pleased to announce the rebrand of its product circularity program, now known as Life Cycle Services by Greif. Backed by one of the most comprehensive sustainability programs in industrial packaging, Greif has a proven history of helping customers meet and exceed their sustainability goals.

World's first fully bio-based furniture board is born from the cooperation of Stora Enso and Koskisen Oy (relevance: 15.6%, date: Feb 1, 2022)
Finnish plywood manufacturer Koskisen is the first company to start using the bio-based binder NeoLigno® by Stora Enso in its new sustainable product family. Koskisen and Stora Enso's co-operation has resulted in the world's first entirely bio-based furniture board, called Zero Furniture Board.

Valmet to supply a fine paper making line to Yueyang Forest Paper in China (relevance: 15.6%, date: Oct 3, 2023)
The delivery is scheduled for the third quarter 2024.

Enviva Appoints Glenn Nunziata as New Chief Financial Officer (relevance: 15.6%, date: Sep 5, 2023)
With deep expertise in finance, strategy, accounting, treasury, and risk management, Mr. Nunziata brings more than 20 years of strong leadership experience with a track record for implementing enterprise-wide changes and driving key financial and process improvements in large-scale organizations.

Investigation begins into cause of Pixelle paper mill blast (relevance: 15.6%, date: Apr 20, 2020)
The mill was shut down indefinitely as elation over the stunning news that that no one was harmed shifted to worries Thursday about the future of the mill that employs 500 people and is the town's largest taxpayer.

Valmet changes its financial reporting structure aligned with new strategy and provides comparative segment information for 2024, January-March 2025 (relevance: 15.6%, date: Jun 17, 2025)
Valmet changes its financial reporting structure to reflect its new strategy, which was published today, and the new operating model announced on March 31, 2025. The new operating model and reporting structure will take effect on July 1, 2025.

Quad Welcomes New Sales and Marketing Senior Executive (relevance: 15.6%, date: Dec 14, 2020)
Quad/Graphics, Inc. announced that Julie Currie has joined the Company as its new Executive Vice President & Chief Revenue Officer. Currie succeeds Renee Badura, Executive Vice President of Sales & Marketing, who will be retiring after 34 years of service to the Company.

Veritiv Obtains Exclusive Distribution Rights in Canada for Asia Pulp & Paper's China Division Coated Board (relevance: 15.6%, date: May 18, 2020)
Veritiv Corporation announced that its Canadian division, Veritiv Canada Inc., will be the exclusive Canadian distributor of coated board from China from Asia Pulp & Paper (APP).

B.C. court rules Tolko must pay $343,000 cost of fighting 2016 wildfire (relevance: 15.6%, date: Dec 20, 2022)
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has upheld more than $343,000 in cost-recovery fines that were handed to a forestry company for starting a wildfire in 2016.